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Trane CNT7507 Control Board Assembly EVC

Special Price $190.90 Regular Price $219.54
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CNT7507
The Trane CNT7507 Control Board Assembly EVC fits Trane HVAC system. This compact circuit board, about 5.8" long, 3.7" wide, and 1.5" high, is the central control unit, monitoring and regulating different system functions. The Trane receives signals from sensors all over the unit that interpret this data and send instructions to other components, such as the compressor and blower motor. The Trane Control Board Assembly EVC accurately manages these components, allowing your HVAC system to operate efficiently and comfortably while maintaining the ideal temperature in your house.
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Specifications

  • Length: 5.8"
  • Width: 3.7"
  • Height:1.5"
  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
Manufacturer Name: Trane
Product Number: CNT7507
OEM Part Number: CNT7507
Product Description: Control;Board Assembly,Eev
Weight:0.2lbs/90.72g

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