HONEYWELL 111311 Electronic 12in duct averaging Temperature Sensor

Electronic 12in duct averaging Temperature Sensor

Honeywell- 111311- Electronic 12in duct averaging Temperature Sensor

The Electronic 12in duct averaging Temperature Sensor from Honeywell allows you to control your heating and cooling system's power output to meet the temperature of a room instead of controlling what comes out of your vents. The sensor enables your air conditioning system to be more energy-efficient by saving money on cooling costs while building up an accurate profile of temperature distributions throughout the space in which it is located. It has been designed to suit a wide range of applications, such as cooling an office building, a school, a hotel lobby, or even a large gymnasium in an indoor pool. And because it is so energy efficient, it reduces

The HONEYWELL RTH111B 1000300000 Electronic 12in duct averaging Temperature Sensor have been specifically designed to monitor the air temperature inside a heating or cooling duct system. The sensor is installed in the center of a single length of standard rectangular duct work and sends an average temperature to Honeywell's Lyric Controller.

Performance meets reliability and affordability in the versatile Honeywell Performance Series Air Flow Sensors. The HPS11113 Electronic 12in Duct Averaging Temperature Sensor, part of the Performance Series, combines advanced technologies to eliminate static pressure differentials, while providing powerful performance and accuracy.

The Honeywell Electronic 12in Duct-Mounting Electronic Air Cleaner Temperature Sensor quickly and accurately measures the temperature of air entering ducts. This duct temperature sensor will help to improve the operating efficiency of a whole-house fan by ensuring it is working properly to avoid overcooling during the summer or overheating during the winter.

The Honeywell Electronic Averaging Temperature Sensing is used in both heating and cooling applications. It can be used to h e l p c o n t r o l the average temperature of a duct or plenum's air volume through wired communication with another microprocessor, such as a furnace or air handler. The averaging sensor measures the total airflow and then divides it among several variables, notably different temperatures. This allows for more sophisticated control of the conditioned air temperature than is possible with conventional thermostats.

Ceiling or wall mount for all types of duct systems. Electronic version has a sensing range of 100°F to 137°F within the ductwork and includes fully assembled wiring harness and installation instructions.