Johnson Controls 35707 Electronic Thermostat Bulb 1/4 X 2 Temp -30-212 Johnson Control A419Abc1C 881200.

120/240V SPDT SINGLE STAGE DIGITAL

120/240V SPDT SINGLE STAGE DIGITAL BULB WITH % or F ACTORY PROGRAMMED 20 DEGREE SET POINT INCHES OF WATER FEILD. JOHNSON CONTROLS 35707 ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT BULB 1/4 X 2 TEMP -30-212

Johnson A419Abc1C 120/240V SPDT Single Stage Digital Thermostat and Temperature Bulb for HVACR Applications (aka: Programmable Round Style Analog Thermostats)

These new digital switching and continuous control non solid state relays are designed for commercial and industrial HVAC applications. The 35707 series consist of a SPDT single stage DIGITAL relay combined with the popular ABC (Auto-Changeover) control.

The 35707 is a single stage, 120 or 240 volt digital thermostat for use with A419D bulb. It is manufactured by a respected manufacturer and sold for a particular purpose, and when that purpose is met, the product fulfills its function.

This is a bulb for a Johnson Controls Model 35707 Thermostat, 120/240v, it is a binary output and the terminal voltage range of the bulb is 30-212 F this part number 35707 is obsolete and no longer available from Johnson Controls. This item has several attributes such as Series: A419ABC1C, Parallel: 881200, Voltage: 120/240VAC, Style: DIP MOMENTARY SCHEDULE J6

The Johnson Controls 3602-3010C thermostat bulb is compatible with standard digital and programmable thermostats and can be used to replace any outdated or missing bulb. The 1/4 in diameter x 2 in length bulb is made of electronic grade glass with a long life rating and has a range from -30 F to 212 F. Has a minimum operating temperature of -30 F and maximum operating temperature of 212 F. The bulb has a built in draft shield that prevents carbon traces from entering the sensor, which could affect the accuracy of the thermostat's readings. Offered as an alternative to the old

The W1-311/12 is the same as the 655563 but just has the white trim kit installed by Johnson Controls. This wattage is for incandescent bulbs with two wires and an indicator light, also known as a two lead bulb. This bulb should be used in a 120/240 volt circuit and voltage must meet or exceed the final voltage at each end of the bulb.