1/2" LIMIT SWITCH 55-60
The White-Rodgers 1/2-Inch Snap Disc Thermostat, 126846 is used in conjunction with the Open on Rise Limit Switch to control the air conditioner condenser fan motor.
WHITE-RODGERS 126846 1/2-Inch Snap Disc Thermostat, Open On Rise, Range 55/65 F.
This White-Rodgers 1/2" Snap Disc Thermostat is an automatic room temperature control device that allows occupants of a building to control the heating and cooling of individual rooms or zones. The switch senses the room or zone temperature and controls the heating and/or cooling equipment to maintain that temperature.
WHITE-RODGERS 1/2-INCH SNAP DISC THERMOSTAT,PART NO.
The White-Rodgers 1/2" Snap Disc Thermostat, Open on Rise, Range 55/65 F (126846) is a thermostat that works like a safety switch to prevent over-temp. Product Description: Thermostats regulate the flow of electric current to heating & air conditioning equipment. If a thermostat fails and allows the temperature of the house to rise above its programmed settings, it's important to replace it as soon as possible or risk serious damage or injury.
White-Rodgers 126846 1/2-Inch Snap Disc Thermostat, Open On Rise, Range 55/65 F. White Rodgers 1/2 in. Snap Disc Limit Switch with 55 to 60 F Rise and 65 F Drop.
The WHITE-RODGERS 126846 1/2" Snap Disc Thermostatic Limit Switch has been designed to limit the temperature rise in heating or cooling systems. When the desired setpoint is reached, this switch snaps on, deactivating the system and initiating a system lockout. This snap disc thermostat is designed for 1/2" copper tubing and 180-degree maximum rise applications. It can connect to either hot or cold lines and comes with a test button to easily verify proper operation.
The WHITE-RODGERS Open On Rise limit switch is designed for use with WHITE-RODGERS Disc Thermostats. This limit switch has a 1/2" snap bushing and the temperature range is 55 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
The WHITE-RODGERS 126846 1/2-Inch Snap Disc Thermostat, Open On Rise, Range 55/65 F is a limit switch that is used to interrupt DC circuit circuits with a snap action at temperatures above 55 F and below 65 F.