SPDT REMOTE BULB TEMPERATURE CONTRO
The L40-1XX-THX IXX I line voltage thermostats incorporate two or more stages of heating as well as constant on cooling, plus a remote bulb temperature control function. The mechanical models provide setback, directional control and one zone/bulb override. These units feature high ambient temperatures (50C/122F) and are suitable for use with fan-forced rheostats.
This is a Johnson Controls brand line voltage remote terminal temperature control, manufactured in the U.S.A. by Johnson Controls, Inc., part number 7111-225-L. It is designed to be used for a lighting application and features a push button selector that turns the lighting on and off.
The T7300 is designed for commercial applications where temperature control, switch-off delay, and control lockout are required. It provides programmable on/off times and temperatures with a single remote control.
The Johnson Controls 7111 is a line voltage mechanical thermostat, designed for use with floodlights, fluorescent lighting fixtures and commercial or industrial convection heating systems. The .09" lever gears and 0.50" throw of this switch make it easy to adjust the heat output for precise control. This thermostat is rated 3 amps and 277VAC/120VAC line voltage.
Welcome to the Johnson Controls [Company Name] 7111 line voltage thermostat, a versatile tool for scheduling heating and cooling comfort. Whether you’re in your office trying to stay comfortable or just trying to stay warm in bed, the 7111 gives you complete control of your home’s temperature, day and night.
Our three stage line voltage thermostat provides for system temperature control in space heating or cooling applications. This unit contains both a high limit and low limit setpoint, and should be used with a 1-gang blank cover plate.
The Johnson Controls #7111 line voltage mechanical thermostat provides 1-stage heating/cooling control for line voltage system applications. The unit includes a built-in, solid state timing device that controls the electrical heating device by a mechanical linkage from the timing device to the heating device. It has an adjustable 12 deg.-32 deg.F temperature differential and a 41 deg.-59 deg.F temperature differential. It can be used in VAV or VVC systems and includes a single mounting stem with terminal studs on both sides, which allows for top-to-bottom or side-by-side usage without additional