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Lennox 10M62 CONTROL LIMIT CONTROL LIMIT
CONTROL LIMIT10M62 CONTROL LIMIT CONTROL LIMIT CONTROL LIMIT CONTROL LIMITLennox 10M62 - CONTROL LIMIT The Lennox 10M62 is a two speed, single stage, split system air conditioner with a 10-SEER...
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The Limit Control Limit Control is a programmable, fully integrated system for single-family gas and oil applications. It converts conventional outdoor temperature to a limit control signal which is used to automatically control the furnace blower and present either an on-limit or off-limit signal to the indoor thermostat.
The Limit Control is an energy management system that keeps your air conditioning operating at peak efficiency, while delivering savings of up to 35% on your monthly utility bills. Energy savings are achieved by using Outside Air and adjusting the airflow over time as outside temperatures change.
A limit control module that controls the indoor blower fan speed and outdoor airflow based on outdoor temperatures
The Lennox® 75M31 limit control features dual push-button controls for room, set/reset, and high limit for a maximum of three stages of heating with three-stage temperature memory.
Whether you re installing a new furnace or heating a new home, limit controls are essential. Limit controls ensure indoor temperatures don t get too hot. It s an important piece of home comfort technology that s easy to overlook. Lennox limit controls are built to last and backed by a manufacturer s warranty so you can be sure the family is protected from extreme temperatures.
The Lennox M Series Limit Control is ideal for smaller HVAC systems that require a heat pump and hydronic heating to maintain temperatures throughout your home. The unit features 95% AFUE technology, making it efficient enough to run more quietly and with less energy usage.
The Lennox 75M31 limiter control helps to protect the cooling system by preventing the outdoor compressor from running too long and too hard. It also causes a compressor shutdown if low-pressure operation or low voltage occurs, helping to avoid compressor damage.