LENNOX 33W86 SPST 175F-Close Limit Switch

SPST 175F-Close Limit Switch

The SPST 175F-Close Limit Switch is part of the LENNOX GS96 controller. The SPST 175F-Close Limit Switch features a 'ON' or toggle switch to automatically cycle the system on and off. It needs to be paired with the closest fan motor open limit switch (GS31L).

Get Lennox® quality and energy efficient solutions with the 33W86 SPST 175F-Close Limit Switch. Use this switch with AnyRoom™ models. It's made from brass and sealed in a stainless steel housing for long lasting performance. This switch is compatible with two wire 104 C temperature control devices. The two wire connectors snap into place on the contacts. The SPST 175F-Close Limit Switch features a marking that clearly identifies the switch as an SPST 175F-Close Limit level switch and indicates pole location. Simply orient the marking toward the operator, ensuring they know which pole is which when performing tests or

Our Lennox 33W86 175F-Close Limit Switch is an oil filled limit switch that is designed for a mounting height below 1 1/4 inches, at approximately 1 1/8 inch. The 175F-Close Limit Switch should be used in applications where the temperature above 175°F can be maintained or controlled. The 175F-Close Limit Switch is appropriate for applications including air conditioning and heating systems, water heaters, motor controls and compressor switches.

The 33W86 is a 175F-close limit switch by Lennox.

Close Limit Switch Fits Lennox Split Air Conditioners with 175 F Limit Control; LH-22, LH-27, and LHA

The LENNOX 33W86 is a 175 Degree, Normally-Closed SPST switch that has 21 connections. It has a Rocker type and normally opens and closes via the installation of two screws on different sides of the terminal block. The terminals are 22-14 AWG/8.0 mm and 10-4 AWG/6.5 mm, 23 amperes per circuit, and the limit control is 176 degrees Fahrenheit at 15 to 30 volts DC.

Single Pole, Single Throw (SPST) - single pole receptacle and faceplate with normally open contacts and the positioning of the operating handle determines the position of switch contact.