SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 2212-118 2212-118 TWO PIPE D.A. PNEUMATIC THERMOSTAT

TWO PIPE D.A. PNEUMATIC THERMOSTAT

The Schneider Electric 2212-118 Two Pipe D.A. Pneumatic Thermostat is temperature controlled switch incorporating a pneumatic control system and a bi-metal element.

Two pipe D.A. pneumatic temperature control valve with dry reed design.

Easy to install, the Schneider Electric 2-pipe D.A. pneumatic thermostat is equipped with a 24-7 self test feature, which automatically tests the operation of the thermostat to verify functionality. The 2-pipe D.A. Pneumatic Thermostat includes two 1/8” NPT ports. This reliable thermostat offers an extended switching range and uses air (D.A).

the thermostat is a pneumatic thermostat of the bi-metal thermistor type with 2 inputs for positioners. It is used for controlling gas and water heaters, refrigerator, bath and radiator valves as well as ventilation. Two pipes D.A. pneumatic thermostat - for gas and water heating, refrigeration, bath and radiator valves and ventilation

The 2-pipe, concealed-head pneumatic thermostat allows precise control of temperatures to within 1°F (0.6°C) across a wide range. The units come in two options: the 250-VAC backplate w/a 250°F limit and a 100-VAC backplate w/a 175°F limit.

Whether you're looking to save on fuel costs or just keep your home warm and toasty, this thermostat will help you achieve your comfort goals! With a two pipe (4-20 mA) sensor wire and both constant power heat and optional pulse counting capabilities, this durable pneumatic thermostat fits almost any heating or cooling application. It is ideal for use in boilers, furnaces, air handlers, and chilled water systems. In addition, it features a built-in

The D.A. Thermostat, model 2212-118, is a bi-metal electromechanical positive acting Class A thermostat designed for use with electric water heating systems that cycle between 75 and 135 F (23 to 57 C). The thermostat is located between the water heater and the distribution header piping. When the measured temperature drops below 58 F (14 C), the contact assembly opens and allows full power to pass to the heating elements. The thermostat will remain