Trane SWT1273 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch

190-220F AUTO Limit Switch

Pain: Keeping up with the latest control panel limit switch requirements can be difficult and confusing. Agitate: One would need to keep record of the different types of limit switches available, their functions, limitations and mounting positions needed. Solution: Get to know about our complete line of 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch products with their benefits that will suit your requirements in the best possible way.#"

Pain: If your limit switch is damaged from mishandling, or in need of repair and replacement, we can help. Agitate: Our 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch will ensure that everything functions properly. Solution: Buying a new 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch is one of the easiest ways to ensure that your home ventilation system continues to function normally and efficiently.

Pain: When you need a quality, reliable and cost-effective SWT1273 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch that can operate dependably in tough conditions. Agitate: Finding just the right switch is not easy, especially when you have to find it at the right price too. Solution: You’ll be able to find what you need quickly from our wide range of high quality, durable switches.

Pain: Expected for a Limit Switch to turn on and off Agitate: but instead the switch was repeatedly over heating and tripping. Solution: The Trane 190-220F AUTO Limit Switch is a component of the Trane HVAC unit model # SWT1273BHA060. It is a single pole, double throw microswitch with a limit element rated at minimum 191°F and maximum 220°F. When indoor temperature reaches 191°F, the limit switch turns on until it reaches 199°F. It will then turn off until it drops below 197*F. This process will continue every 1-2 *F.

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Pain: Having a HVAC system that is not running properly can be frustrating. Agitate: Not knowing why it is not running properly, can drive you crazy. Solution: The manufacturing date of the Trane Air Conditioning units ,shows that they are about 5 years old. Trane’s technical information shows that this gauge will operate from 195 to 220 degrees Fahrenheit.

Pain: If the power is out for any length of time, refrigerated product spoils, potentially resulting in significant lost sales. Agitate: Because the conventional manual action controls cannot permanently de-energize the compressor, once the power is restored, they rely on field personnel to manually reset each control at a site when re-energized. Solution: The Auto Reset feature on the Trane air conditioner allows you easily and safely deactivate your air conditioner’s compressor during a power outage.