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Robertshaw 5225-054 LCH-J6-024-00-00 Electric Limit Control thermostat
Electric limit control thermostat with a 30 in capillary tube, 1/4 in sensing bulb diameter, 7/8 in stem and 4 7/8 in bulb length
- TypeLearning Thermostats
- Electric limit control protects equipment from overheating
- 30 inch capillary tube enables flexible mounting positions
- 1/4 inch sensing bulb diameter fits standard HVAC applications
- Compatible with Alco, Wells and Robertshaw equipment models
- Direct replacement for OEM part numbers 23361 and 38656
Robertshaw 5225-054 Electric Limit Control
The Robertshaw 5225-054 is an electric limit control thermostat built for commercial food-preparation equipment. It serves as a direct OEM replacement for Alco, Consolidated Communications, Johnstone Supply, Uni-Line, Wells Manufacturing and Robertshaw 5200 Series units.
Capillary tube and bulb dimensions
A 30 in capillary tube connects to a sensing bulb measuring 1/4 in diameter by 4 7/8 in length with a 7/8 in stem. These fixed dimensions dictate the mounting geometry and sensor reach inside the appliance cavity.
OEM part-number cross-reference
The control replaces part numbers 23361, 38656, 58656, F16-832, H-144, LCH-J6-024-00-00, LCH-J6-024-00-02 and LCHJ60240000. Buyers whose equipment requires a different OEM number will need another control.
Highlights
- Electric limit control protects equipment from overheating
- 30 inch capillary tube enables flexible mounting positions
- 1/4 inch sensing bulb diameter fits standard HVAC applications
- Compatible with Alco, Wells and Robertshaw equipment models
- Direct replacement for OEM part numbers 23361 and 38656
Specifications
| Brand | ROBERTSHAW |
|---|---|
| Type | Learning Thermostats |
Questions about this item
What capillary tube length does the 5225-054 limit control use?
The capillary tube on this Robertshaw limit control measures 30 in from the sensing bulb to the switch head.
What mounting dimensions must match for the LCH-J6-024-00-00 to fit my equipment?
The sensing bulb is 1/4 in diameter by 4 7/8 in long, and the stem extends 7/8 in from the control body.
How is the 5225-054 wired during installation, and which step causes the most errors?
Connect the two switch terminals in series with the heating circuit; the common mistake is reversing line and load, which leaves the limit inactive.
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