WHITE-RODGERS 14415 Fan Cntrl Ctr Type 631/632

Fan Cntrl Ctr Type 631/632

The Type 631/632 fan control center is used in combination with the Type 510 (DC) speed control and the Type 314 (AC) and Type 384 (AC) hi/low temperature limit controls. This unit provides a concise wiring perspective. It features an ivory rocker switch, standard lockout feature, and mounting lugs on top for easy installation onto a cutout in a wall or panel that will not require enclosure. @@key_features@@

Where the wires go, you can go -- with the White-Rodgers 631/632 Fan Control Center. 2 independent programs operate 2 fans plus 1 Heat/AC; programming using larger LED display is easier than ever. Both units mount on a wall or in an attic using the molded slots and polycarbonate brackets that are included. Use either unit as a stand-alone control or as part of a system. Accessory Type BIRDS KIT units are available: insert one into

The C31A2 Fan Control Center is designed to connect to the TPI Series and EZ11C thermostats. It does not have any indoor sensor ports. The C31A Fan Control Center Type 632 is designed to connect to HX Series and EZ11C thermostats.

This fan control center is ideal for use in new and remodeled homes. The white polystyrene finish matches painted walls or woodwork. Heat resistant and easy-to-clean, it helps protect the heater and thermostat. It is designed to work with all White-Rodgers central heating and cooling systems, including the Ctr Comfort Systems (Type 631/621/623).

The new Type 631 and 632 control center provide the installer with a selection of system timers and outputs to meet application requirements. The following is a list of standard features. 4 programmable heating/cooling delay times or 4 programmable heating/cooling hold periods, each independently selectable from 1/4- to 24-hour (1 hour min) durations. The common hold input terminal can be disabled (common mode), delayed (pulse mode), ramping (programmable ramp

The White-Rodgers Model 631 or 632 is a type of air conditioner control center used in units manufactured after 1990. It helps make sure the device runs at the right temperatures for the best comfort and energy savings. The owner's manual includes directions on how to set the temperature on the air conditioner, as well as how to change the batteries in your thermostat.

* Fan control center with transmitter and receiver to provide local and remote operation of the wall mounted fan control.