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IO HVAC Controls FS-38 Suction Line Freeze Thermostat

Special Price $36.75 Regular Price $47.77
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SKU
FS-38
IO HVAC Controls FS-38 Suction Line Freeze Thermostat is a temperature sensor used in HVAC systems to minimise the freezing of evaporator coils. It measures the suction line and switches its internal switch when the conditions are below a set temperature to allow the control system to regulate the compressor operation. It is mounted on the suction line just outside the evaporator and is connected to electrical system. In heat pump and air conditioning HVAC systems, the thermostat assists in maintaining the proper coil temperature, avoids ice formation on equipment and optimal and efficient operation under different load conditions.
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Specifications

  • Type: Suction Line Freezestat
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    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the IO HVAC Controls FS-38 Thermostat?

    Inspect the thermostat and sensing element for proper placement and secure attachment to the suction line. Check wiring connections for wear or looseness. Routine maintenance ensures accurate temperature detection and prevents coil freeze-ups. Always disconnect power before handling electrical components.

    What are common issues with the IO HVAC Controls FS-38 Thermostat?

    • Inaccurate temperature sensing.
    • Failure to trigger system shutdown.
    • Loose or damaged wiring connections.
    • Improper mounting on suction line.
    • Intermittent operation or false readings.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off HVAC power to ensure safety before beginning installation.

    Step 2: Select a clean, accessible section of the suction line for mounting.

    Step 3: Attach the thermostat sensor securely to the suction line using the provided straps or clamps.

    Step 4: Connect wiring according to the manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring proper electrical connections.

    Step 5: Restore power and test the system to confirm the thermostat correctly monitors and protects against freezing.