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LIMIT SWITCH
3/4" Snap Disc Fan Control, Cut-In- 110 Degrees F, Cut-Out - 90 Degrees F (White Rodgers 3F01-110)
Part no. 3F01-110 · Compatible replacement part · White Rodgers
CUT-OUT TEMP
90°F
CUT-IN TEMP
110°F
$19.49
- Ships in 1 to 2 business days. Free over $49.
- 30-day returns on unused parts.
- 1-year warranty. Details
- Questions? Ask us to check the fit
FIT CHECK: MATCH THESE NUMBERS
Hold your old limit switch next to this list. 3 ticks means it fits.
THIS PART'S NUMBERS
190°F
2110°F
Tick each box once you check it. 3 left to check.
Specs
| Use | Fan Control |
|---|---|
| Motor type | 10A @ 120VAC |
| Features | Fixed Temperature |
| Cut-in temp | 110°F |
| Cut-out temp | 90°F |
| Switch action | Close on Rise |
| Pilot duty rating | 125 VA @ 277 Vac |
| Type | Limit or fan control |
| Condition | New |
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Safety: read before you start
- Turn off the furnace power switch and the gas valve before you start.
- If you smell gas, leave the house. Call your gas company from outside.
- Never bypass a safety switch or sensor.
- Not sure? Call a licensed HVAC tech. Gas work is not a guessing game.
Shipping
Ships in 1 to 2 business days. Free standard shipping on orders over $49. You get tracking by email.
Returns
Return unused parts within 30 days. Parts that were installed or wired in can not be returned unless they are defective. Return policy.
Warranty
1-year warranty against defects. Keep your order email. Warranty details.
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