LENNOX 69W37 L165-30F LIMIT CONTROL

L165-30F LIMIT CONTROL

The L165-30F Limit Control is used on Lennox Systems manufactured after January 2005. It is available for gas, two fan or three fan applications. When installed the Limit Control's trigger will complete a circuit between terminals LG and LM on the Room Air Conditioner Remote Control Board. The limit control is used with direct expansion (DX) cooling systems and Indirect Gas Cooling (IGC) economizer systems with negative stages of economizer.

Lennox's new L165-30F Limit Control provides a user friendly interface that accurately controls the temperature of Lennox high efficiency boilers. The new digital limit control enables users to adjust heating rates for customized comfort, and provides a wider range of set points providing greater flexibility.

The Lennox 69W37 L165-30F Limit Control is suitable for use on oil duct furnaces manufactured from 2006 to now. Use this limit control to monitor and prevent furnace overheating, and protect your home from potentially expensive repairs.

The LIMIT CONTROL, like all Lennox products, is engineered to provide comfort and quality for a lifetime. Our engineers perform all stages of development at our world-class facilities, ensuring the products you purchase are not only reliable and cost-efficient, but also meet the laws and regulations of your jurisdiction.

The Lennox 69W37 Limit Control with Wire Leads is a replacement part designed to fit into the Lennox air conditioner family. This limit control is a component of the Lennox Travel Air air conditioning system manufactured by Trane. This item is only intended for use parts installed in these air conditioning systems and has been verified by the manufacturer. Each item comes with a warranty from the manufacturer.

The Lennox® Air Conditioner Limit Control automatically spaces individual air conditioners, heat pumps, or combination applications to control equipment operating time periods. The device can run more than one air conditioner or heat pump in sequence and power them on and off at different times without a special device to start and stop individual units.

Limit Controls