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High limit thermostat, 140 open, 100 close

Thermostat 1C26-101 •1 Heat,1 Cool •24 Volts •Snap-Action •System Switch - Heat, Off, Cool •Fan Switch-Auto, Continuous •Profile-Vertical Rounded •Range 50-90°F •MERCURY FREE

Limit switch

Wall thermostat, york, 1h/1c, 5-2 day prgramable

Cntrl,temp,26 open,38 close,spst

Cntrl,temp,55 open,45 close,spst

Heat only thermostat coleman

Cntrl,temp,0 open,15 close,spdt

Temperature control
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