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Limit thermostat, 150 open, 110 close

Contactor with shunt, 1 pole, 30 amps, 24 volts

Flame rollout limit switch, push button to re-set

Fan relay, 24v coil, 50-60hz, spst-no/nc

Limit switch, L145-30F

Upper limit switch 180° manual reset
manufacture approved alternate for
this limit switch part# S1-7990-3591

Pressure switch -.5" WC SPNO

Switch,limit,150 open,manual reset

Door switch

Limit switch, auto reset

Fan switch, F110-20F

Pressure switch

Switch,pres,air,.40iwconfall,spno (text)

High limit thermostat -140 open, 110 close

Pressure switch
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