Imperial F15260 Ce Hi Limit, 425 Degrees

HI LIMIT

Imperial Hi Limit. 425 deg f."

"Imperial F15260 Hi Limit Ce 425 Degrees Propane Gas Grill w/ Cart and Cover" Features include: Side Burner, Rope Light underneath grates add ambiance, Hinged Lid, Control Knobs are Controller by electronic Ignition, Stainless Steel Floor, Stainless Steel Cooking Grid, 2 Piece Cleanout Tool. (No gasket to clean)

The Imperial Ce Hi Limit is the entry level gamut cut, threading and beveling torch for high volume production cutting. Features hot start, adjustable flame, 55/45 front-back balance with a lightweight body for increased operator comfort.

Imperial F15260 Ce Hi Limit vs. F15270 Hi Limit. Aside from the price differential, there are no differences between the two grills. Both grills are grey or white with a porcelain-enameled cast iron cooking grate and cover.

For a better high limit fire selection, Imperial Hi-Limit offers fast ignition characteristics that can be set to the highest allowable heat output per NFPA standards. Imperial Hi-Limit meets OSHA and CFPA requirements for applications requiring the highest limit value available with a flame temperature of up to 425°F and an operating range of 350°F to 400°F.

The Ce Hi Limit Series is an answer to many requests for a more economical high limit control. This control is a "high limit" version of our F-Series Three Position Limit Stable Adjustment Actuator. The same great features that make the F-Series high capacity limit valve so popular have been incorporated in this new packaged solution

Ceiling fan with a high-limit switch is required for installation in residences with a common wall separating living areas and/or bedrooms from any fuel-burning appliance (not required in properties without forced hot air or warm air furnace). For technical reasons, the 24" Hi-Limit ceiling fan cannot be installed on the same circuit as any other electric device such as light fixtures, Christmas lights, ceiling fans, or central heating. If ceiling fan installation is to be located on the same circuit as another electrical device(s) then install that device before installing the fan. Do not connect more than one fixture to each control wire