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Carrier HH12ZZ205 Limit Switch L205°F-165°F

Special Price $30.31 Regular Price $39.40
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HH12ZZ205
The Carrier HH12ZZ205 Limit Switch is an essential element of HVAC systems, which is aimed at controlling temperature in a particular range. This limit switch is used as safety switch to protect the equipment and to maintain efficiency in the system. It works through detecting changes in temperature of the HVAC system. When temperature goes high than the open set point of 205°F, the switch opens and breaks the circuit thereby switching off the heating element or the compressor. On the other hand if temperature falls below the close set at 165°F the switch closes the circuit and the heating or cooling process continues.
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Specifications

  • Type: Limit Switch
  • Open Temperature: 205°F
  • Close Temperture: 165°F
Manufacturer Name: Carrier
Product Number: HH12ZZ205
OEM Part Number: HH12ZZ205
Product Description: L205f-40 Limit Switch
Weight:0.09lbs/40.82g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Carrier HH12ZZ205 Limit Switch?

Periodic inspection of electrical contacts and housing ensures accurate temperature cut-off and prevents overheating failures. Keep terminals tight and free from corrosion or dust buildup. Verify proper installation and test switching operations during routine servicing.

What are common issues with the Carrier HH12ZZ205 Limit Switch?

  • Contact wear causing intermittent or inconsistent switching behavior.
  • Temperature calibration drift over time leading to inaccurate cut-off.
  • Wiring connection looseness causing signal interruption or failure.
  • Sensor/thermal element failure preventing proper temperature response.
  • Dust or debris affecting mechanical movement and contacts.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and shut off gas supply; allow unit to cool completely.

Step 2: Remove access panel and locate the existing old limit switch on the heat exchanger.

Step 3: Disconnect wiring, noting terminal positions for correct reconnection.

Step 4: Mount new switch in the same orientation and secure firmly.

Step 5: Reconnect wires, restore power and gas, then test for proper cycling and safety cutoff operation.