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Enviro-Tec PE-09-0125 Limit Switch L125-20F

Special Price $31.47 Regular Price $40.91
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PE-09-0125
The Enviro-tec PE-09-0125 Limit Switch is a temperature switching component to open or close electrical circuits based on preset thermal conditions. It responds at a calibrated 125F setpoint with a 20F differential, allowing controlled circuit switching during temperature changes. In HVAC systems, it is used in air handling units, duct heaters, and packaged equipment where temperature thresholds need to be monitored for operational control across airflow and heat exchange sections. The switch is positioned where temperature variation directly influences system response during heating or airflow regulation cycles in equipment assemblies.
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Manufacturer Name: Enviro-tec
Product Number: PE-09-0125
OEM Part Number: PE-09-0125
Product Description: L125-20F Limit Switch
Weight:0.05lbs/22.68g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Enviro-Tec PE-09-0125 Limit Switch?

Regularly inspect the switch for wear, damage, or debris that could affect movement. Ensure mounting and electrical connections remain secure and aligned. Test switch operation periodically to confirm proper actuation. Keep the unit clean and follow safety procedures during servicing.

What are common issues with the Enviro-Tec PE-09-0125 Limit Switch?

  • Failure to actuate when triggered.
  • Intermittent or inconsistent switching response.
  • Worn or damaged internal contacts.
  • Mechanical misalignment affecting operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power to the equipment for safety.

Step 2: Remove the existing limit switch from its mounting.

Step 3: Disconnect wiring carefully, noting terminal connections for proper reinstallation.

Step 4: Install the new limit switch securely and reconnect wiring.

Step 5: Restore power and test the switch for proper operation and response.