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Flame rollout switch. Push red button to reset. L310

Thermal limit switch, open at 180 degrees, close at 150 degrees

Thermal limit switch, open at 190 degrees, close at 160 degrees F

Rollout switch, 210f

Switch-interlock

Switch; switch-flame rollout, 82 degrees c, 180 deg

Thermal limit switch, open at 190 degrees, close at 160 degrees

Switch, pressure, open at -1.51 wc, close at -1.73

Pressure switch -.65" wc spst 1/4" barb connection

Dual Pressure Switch

Door switch, 21 amps, 125/250 vac

Pressure switch SPNO 50" WC

Thermal limit switch, open at 230F, close at 200F.

Switch;thermal limit, open at 170, close at 140 deg

Pressure switch, 1.40"wc spst
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