67L100-0339

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The 67L100-0339 is a mechanical thermostat used for temperature sensing. It is typically used in residential and commercial heating and cooling applications. The thermostat is designed to regulate the temperature of a space by switching off an associated fan or on a furnace when a certain temperature is reached. It is typically powered by a 24VAC transformer and connected to both an anchor and furnace.

The thermostat works by using a thermistor, a temperature-sensitive electrical resistance, as its sensing element. The thermistor is connected to a set of contacts or relays that open or close when a certain temperature is reached. This allows the thermostat to “trip” when it senses a certain temperature. When it trips, the thermostat switches off the fan or furnace and begins to cool the space until it reaches the desired temperature.

The thermostat is equipped with a dial that can be set to a specific temperature. This setting is called the set point. When the set point is exceeded, the thermostat will trip. The set point can then be adjusted manually or from a remote control. This makes it easy to regulate the temperature in a space without having to physically turn on or off the fan or furnace.

The thermostat also provides a safety function, which is to shut off the furnace or fan if the thermostat is tripped and the temperature exceeds a certain limit. This limit is controlled by a safety switch, which is connected to the thermostat. It can be set to open at any temperature from the low to the high setting, and can be adjusted manually or remotely.

The 67L100-0339 is a reliable and accurate way to regulate the temperature of a space. It is easy to install and configure, allowing for the control of temperature in almost any environment. With its adjustable set point and safety switch, it is a great choice for residential and commercial heating and cooling applications.

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