Suburban 30,000 BTU SF-FQ Series Ducted Furnace
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Suburban 30,000 BTU SF-FQ Series Ducted Furnace
Designed for interior serviceability with a front (inside) gas connection and a small vent terminal on the coach exterior, these furnaces can be installed up to 9" from the wall.
Item #
83443
Special Order Item
No
Ships LTL Freight
No
Description / Suburban 30,000 BTU SF-FQ Series Ducted Furnace
Since no exterior access door is required, the SF-F is aesthetically appealing and a more economical installation choice.
**All Suburban furnaces are set up from the factory for a side ducted installation, if other ports are to be used, you must order block off covers for all un-used ports. If the furnace is going to be specifically set up for a bottom duct application you must order the “bottom duct kit”. (See “Frequently bought together” for parts)**
**All Suburban furnaces are set up from the factory for a side ducted installation, if other ports are to be used, you must order block off covers for all un-used ports. If the furnace is going to be specifically set up for a bottom duct application you must order the “bottom duct kit”. (See “Frequently bought together” for parts)**
More Information
| Item # | 83443 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Suburban |
| Series | SF-FQ (Quiet Burner) |
| Model | 2391A |
| Heat Source | LP Gas |
| Circulation Type | Ducted |
| Ignition | Electric |
| BTU's | 30,000 |
| Draw | 8.5A |
| Cut-Out | 7-1/2" H x 17" W x 20" D |
| Features | Identical cabinet dimensions for installation flexibility. Quiet, multi-ported stainless steel burners. Front (inside) gas connection. Sealed forced-draft combustion. Automatic direct spark ignition. Low amp draw. No outside door needed. Easily access wiring and gas connection from inside the coach. |
| Special Order Item | No |
| UPC | 755790700196 |
| LTL Freight | No |
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.