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Value Brand Fan Switch Closes 150 120-277V
A surface-mount fan limit controller that closes on temperature rise at 150 °F and resets automatically at 130 °F for 120–277 V AC circuits
- Automatic reset restores operation without manual intervention
- Closes at 150°F to activate fan when temperature rises
- Opens at 130°F with 20°F differential prevents short cycling
- Surface mount design with 2 in base simplifies installation
- Rated for 120V AC and 277V AC input voltage
HVAC Fan Switch — Closes at 150 °F
This temperature limit controller manages fan operation in heating and cooling systems. It uses a single-pole single-throw contact that closes on temperature rise and resets automatically. The unit is rated for 120 V AC and 277 V AC supplies.
Voltage and Mounting Check
Verify that your control circuit operates at 120 V AC or 277 V AC before wiring. Confirm a surface-mount location with space for a 2 in by 1 5/8 in base. Ensure the application requires a switch that closes at 150 °F and opens at 130 °F.
Build and Daily Use
The housing is made from recycled plastic in a red finish. Automatic reset means the fan restarts without manual intervention once temperature falls. The 20 °F differential prevents rapid cycling during normal operation.
Highlights
- Automatic reset restores operation without manual intervention
- Closes at 150°F to activate fan when temperature rises
- Opens at 130°F with 20°F differential prevents short cycling
- Surface mount design with 2 in base simplifies installation
- Rated for 120V AC and 277V AC input voltage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the package include mounting hardware or do I need to buy screws separately?
The switch has a surface-mount base measuring 2 in by 1 5/8 in; mounting screws are not included and must be sourced separately
Is there a model with a different closing temperature than 150 degrees F?
This controller closes on rise at 150 degrees F and opens at 130 degrees F with a 20 degree differential; no alternative temperature versions are offered in this listing
What does the 150-degree closing point mean when the switch is installed in an HVAC unit?
When the sensed temperature rises to 150 degrees F the SPST contacts close automatically to energise the fan circuit, then reopen once the temperature falls back to 130 degrees F
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