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Pressure switch

Limit themrostat switch

Pressure switch

Limit Switch

Switch,pres,air,0.67 iwc on fall,spno

Flame rollout limit switch 185 degrees F open, manual reset

Limit switch, 140 open

Pressure switch

Limit switch,160 open,130 close

Fan limit switch, opens at 150 and closes at 120

On - Off Switch

Limit Switch

Time delay relay (Sequencer)

Pressure switch

Flame rollout limit switch 320 degrees F open, manual reset
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