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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

Pressure switch -.5" WC SPNO

Door switch

Pressure switch

Flame rollout limit switch

High limit thermostat -140 open, 110 close

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Pressure switch

Pressure switch

Limit themrostat switch

Pressure switch

Limit Switch
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