Honeywell 11256 , Inc. Remote Bulb Temperature Controller, Direct Acting, 50 to 150F

PNEUMATIC REMOTE BULB SENSOR FOR DU

The Honeywell 11256 is a remote bulb temperature sensor. Pneumatic Remote Bulb Temperature Sensors compensate for excess heat or loss of temperature in the controlled room or zone by directly controlling an additional energy consuming service, such as the forced air blower; this provides reliable full-load control during all weather conditions.

The T40 Series Remote Bulb Temperature Sensors convert electrical energy into pneumatic pressure and transmit it to the main control, amplifying and controlling it there. The Pheumatic Pressure is used to actuate a direct acting valve positioned in the discharge line of a refrigerant condensing unit.

The HONEYWELL 11256 / 001-00032-01 is a Wireless Remote Bulb Temperature Sensor that can be combined with any of the HONEYWELL Thermostats that do not have a built in remote sensor or come equipped with a standard wired remote sensor that can be used up to 200 feet away.

The Honeywell 11256 is a Double pole Thermostatic Remote Bulb Temperature Controller, used for direct acting two wire outdoor heating equipment. This is a dependable Quartz & Ceramic resistance temperature device, designed to control and maintain the desired airflow over the heat exchanger. This high-quality Honeywell 11256 is easy to install and simple to operate.

The Honeywell 11256 remote bulb temperature controller protects and automatically maintains humidity levels. It features a plated steel case and an "A" frame for easy mounting. Perfect for protecting valuable items with delicate finish from variations in the relative humidity.

The Remote Bulb Temperature Controller allows the user to control air temperature independently of air flow, for use with RTD sensing element. The 11256 sensing element allows remote air temperature sensing up to 150°F (66°C).

The Honeywell 11256 - Remote Bulb Temperature Controller allows for accurate measurement of space or process temperatures in refrigeration and air conditioning systems, using a remote located thermister to sense bulb temperature at a remote location. Offers high accuracy, direct acting control of circuits with gas-type burners, electric heat strips or elements.