Lennox 69W36 LIMIT SWITCH 120F LIMIT SWITCH 120F

LIMIT SWITCH 120F

The LIMIT SWITCH 120F switches from ‘on' to ‘off' upon reaching a preset temperature. The switch is UL listed for use in board heating circuits and may be used on all types of heating equipment. The mounting flange (1) is furnished with 3/8 inch threaded pipe joints for connecting to the control panel.

This 6600-Watt 115/230-Volt LIMIT SWITCH 120F includes a 7Amp Power Relay, Minus (black) Terminal, and a Ground Lug Terminal. Lennox Part Number 69W36

The Lennox Limit Switch 120F is a totally enclosed motor protector with a wire lead and bent-foot mounting base for easy installation. It features an adjustable trip point for precise contactor protection, thermal overload or short circuit current limiting, and scalloped trip lever to inhibit false tripping. This limitor switch is assembled with wet construction to protect the contacts.

The Lennox® Limit Switch 120F is the preferred style for applications requiring a high number of cycles. It is designed to withstand greater shock and vibration forces than the industry standard limit switch. The cartridge design gives excellent actuation with low resistance (Type 3, Class 1).

The Lennox 69W36 Limit Switch 120F has been engineered to give you the maximum amount of controllability in minimum space. It can cycle up to 11/2 times faster than products from competitors. It features full-wave electronic contact placement, grease fittings, and a completely enclosed construction for maximum protection against environmental conditions.  package includes:

A Limit Switch controls a transfer or safety device to prevent reverse rotation of the blower fan when using a variable speed drive with single stage heating and air conditioning equipment applications. Installation is simple with only three wires necessary.

A Limit Switch is an electrical device that cuts off the power to the heating circuit in the air handler and on outdoor units. The limit switch is recommended for indoor and outdoor air conditioning applications where near-limit air temperature conditions are to occur or must be maintained.