Cozy Heaters 74307 Limit Switch L160-10F
Specifications
- Temperature Range: 10°F to 160°F
- Type: Limit Switch
- Switch Type: SPST
- Voltage: 120 VAC
- Weight: 0.04 Lbs
Loyalty ProgramTemperature Switching:
Temperature-sensitive switching allows the component to change its electrical state in response to conditions at the monitored temperature point. This action establishes a defined point for the heating control circuit to respond to a temperature condition. The switch remains part of the control circuit while operating conditions stay within the intended range. When the applicable threshold is reached, its switching state changes to allow the connected controls to respond.
Heater Circuit Interaction:
Within the heater, the limit switch operates as part of the electrical control sequence associated with temperature protection. Its switching state can influence the connected control circuit when the monitored condition reaches the designated limit. This interaction allows the heating cycle to respond to an excessive temperature condition through the equipment's existing controls. The component therefore supports temperature-based control during heater operation.
Replacement Guidelines:
Consider replacing the limit switch when it no longer provides the expected temperature-responsive switching required by the heater. The Cozy Heaters 74307 Limit Switch L160-10F should be selected when the applicable equipment documentation specifies this component for the exact heater model.
Common Signs of Wear:
Equipment Compatibility:
Cozy Heaters 74307 Limit Switch L160-10F is intended for equipment where part number designations are specified. Verify the exact heater model against the applicable parts information before selecting this component.
Technical Specifications:
Brand: Cozy Heaters
Part Number: 74307
Component Type: Limit Switch
Designation: L160-10F
Step1: Turn off power to the heater at the breaker and unplug the unit for safety.
Step2: Open the heater’s access panel to expose the internal components.
Step3: Locate the old limit switch and label the wires before disconnecting.
Step4: Remove the old switch and install the new limit switch in the same mounting position.
Step5: Reconnect the labeled wires to the corresponding terminals securely.
Step6: Replace the access panel, restore power, and test heater operation to ensure proper safety cutoff.