CARRIER HH18HA195 HH18HA195 TEMP ACT SWITCH TEMP ACT SWITCH

LIMIT SWT M/R OPEN 195F

The HH18HA195 is a Carrier limit switch temperature actuator (TS80/T5) that is designed for use with the BlueStar Pro series systems. This part control panel assembly helps to direct airflow by limiting and reversing fan operation. 18 zones, 120/240V, 12 amp, 60/50 Hz, CSA certified.

The Carrier HH18HA195 is a heat-activated actuated limit switch. It is an inside mount, 1/2 in. NPT connection, normally closed, NEMA 4X rated for use in a hazardous environment of up to Class I, Division 2 environments.

The HH18HA195 is a 2 wire temperature control and limit switch. It is designed to control refrigeration equipment and heaters having a maximum temperature rating of 190 degrees F.

Designed with a wide temperature range and high reliability, Honeywell's high temperature limit switches are capable of switching large currents and thereby helping you to control the condition of the machine.

The HH18HA195 by Carrier is built for proper performance. This product can provide safety and protection which is equipped with a Limit Switch. The product is built in standards to lessen the risk of fire or electrical shock and the absence of dangerous gases. This product can help ease the replacement process by providing the right connections and fixtures needed to make installation compatible with your existing configuration. This item will fit properly in any setting due to its compact size and simple design. This product will dish out warmth all winter long allowing you to stay warm.

This Carrier HH18HA195 TEMP ACT SWIT CH Lot No. 24520008 - ZFP is a genuine Carrier product. The HH18HA195 switch limits heat and the motor run time in each zone, keeps the heating element off after reaching the set temperature, and prevents overheating of thermostats.

The Carrier HH18HA195 HH18HA195 Temp Act Switch comes with a pre-wired signal lamp, which is usually red in color. The signal lamp provides visual indication that a specific temperature limit has been reached and the switch should be taken out of service to protect the surrounding environment.