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Electric Thermostats
Use the T2000 thermostats for low voltage, Class 2 applications only to control heating, cooling, or year-round air conditioning units in commercial, industrial, or residential installations. Mount the thermostat to a 2 x 4 in. (51 x 102 mm) standard U.S. wallbox (mounting screws are not included).
Integral heavy-duty slide switches...
The T600xxN-3 Series non-programmable and T600xxP-3 Series programmable thermostats are specifically designed for control of single-stage, multi-stage, and heat pump commercial heating and cooling equipment. The T600xxP-3 Series thermostats are also specifically designed for control of rooftop units (with and without economizers).
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This solid state thermistor sensor detects temperature changes in a room or similar space. Series T91 Sensors may be used directly with Series M100Q Motor Actuators.
This line voltage thermostat controls heating, cooling, or combination heating and cooling systems. It operates fan motors, relays, or valves on fan-coil units. All thermostats have a three-speed fan selector switch.
This thermostat controls light duty line voltage fan coil or baseboard valves on heating, cooling, and heating-cooling systems. The thermostat can control one or two valves directly. These thermostats are rated for 120, 208, or 240 VAC at 50 to 60 Hz.
The T46 Series Thermostat is used to control line voltage, fan coil, and heating zone valves on heating, cooling, and combination heating and cooling systems. Models are available with SPST or SPDT contact action for standard duty (nominal 1/4 hp, 6 amp non-inductive) applications. Thermostats are available with or without fan speed control or...
The thermostats have attractive styling. The snap-acting contacts are of fine silver and will not chatter. One piece installation to a standard vertical outlet box with two captive screws through baseplate. No mounting bracket is required. The temperature setting is changed by sliding the selector lever at top of the thermostat.
For line voltage control of residential, commercial, or industrial heating or year round air conditioning. Heat or cold anticipators are not required. The liquid charged temperature sensing element and highly efficient diaphragm and leverage provide close temperature control.
Provide limit or temperature control in refrigerated areas where remote mounting of sensing element is required.
Electric Heat Thermostats provide line voltage control of electric heating systems.
These temperature controllers are used in heating and air conditioning systems.
For proportional temperature control of electric actuated valves, damper actuators, and sequence controllers.
The TC-5231, TC-5232, and TC-5241 low temperature thermostats are used to control temperature in air conditioning or refrigeration systems.
For on-off control of media temperature in ducts, tanks, liquid lines, etc.
This thermostat provides hot water unit heater control and summer-winter changeover. May be used as either an open high control or an open low control.
This thermostat provides summer-winter changeover in hydronic heating-cooling systems.
These thermostats provide on-off control of heating/cooling systems.
This two-input temperature or humidity controller provides heating, cooling, humidification, or dehumidification control in HVAC systems.
The CP-8301-xxx Series electronic actuator drive is designed to process a variable 2 to 15 Vdc signal from a controller to provide proportional control of an electric gear train actuator.
Electronic controlled relays are offered in dual, or dual with one having heat anticipation for time proportional control of electric heat.
Proportional Thermostats provide low voltage, 3-wire control for valve motors, damper motors, and balancing relays in heating or cooling system applications.
Provide manual system switching for T6051 and T6052 Thermostats.
Heavy Duty Line Voltage Thermostats used to control fan coils, fans, motor starters, valves, contactors, and circulator motors in heating and/or cooling systems.
Light Duty Line Voltage Thermostats control line voltage valves, motors, contractors, electric heat, elements, duct furnaces, and fan coil units in heating/cooling systems
