TRUE F14632 Temperature Control Kit 077B6871

COLD CONTROL

Our cold control is designed to connect in line with the refrigerant lines of a refrigerator or freezer allowing you to adjust your refrigeration system and let you use your unit efficiently and effectively.

The TRUE F14632 Temperature Control Kit (577) for furnace model numbers 077B6871, FS36BA024, FS36BB024 and FS36CB024.

The TRUE F14632 temperature control kit features 2 thermostats and a fan coil module designed to provide power to the furnace blower and/or air conditioning compressor in your system.

The TRUE Refrigeration Model F-14632 temperature control kit is designed to fit the F-14600FRE, F-14412FRE, and F-14424FRE models and features an adjustable brine line kit (1/4" NPT connection) with a cover plate for this connection. This temperature control kit has been tested by the Texas A&M Department of Food Service to range from 32ºF to 55ºF (0ºC to 13ºC).

TRUE HVAC has developed a thermistor temperature switch to control the compressor on its air conditioning units. This kit easily plugs into a compatible unit and will activate the compressor when applicable temperatures are reached.

The TRUE System Cooling Solution is a self-contained package of the premium refrigerant (R290) and a special louver product, designed to dramatically improve comfort in commercial refrigeration or air conditioning systems. The TRUE System offers two benefits: it lowers energy costs by cooling to the correct temperature faster, and provides significant additional dehumidification, resulting in an overall reduction in relative humidity (RH). In fact, at 31° F outside temperature, the TRUE System can drop the inside storage RH down to 25 percent RH, with an indoor temperature of just 48° F. The system replaces existing evaporator coil

The TRUE F14632 Temperature Control Kit features a universal mounting bracket compatible with most refrigerators and freezers. With this kit, you can control the temperature in your refrigerator and freezer to prevent rapid compressor cycling and unnecessary running costs.