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Limit thermostat, 150 open, 110 close

High limit thermostat -140 open, 110 close

Limit themrostat switch

Limit Switch

Limit switch, 140 open

Limit switch,160 open,130 close

Limit Switch

Temperature control, 190 open, manual close

Limit switch, 370 open, manual re-set

Auto reset limit control

Limit Switch Opens @ 175 Closes @ 145 Degrees F.

Limit switch, open at 155 and close at 125

Limit switch, opens at 200F, closes at 170F

Temperature control, 210 open, 180 close

Cntrl,temp,200 open,manual close
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