The Midwest Hearth thermal switch (sometimes called a temp sensor or “snap-stat”) can routinely regulate the on/off function of your fireplace blower fan.
TEMPERATURE RANGE: The switch will “close” at 115℉ which allows power to the fan and turns it “on”. When the appliance temperature drops to 90℉ the switch will “open” and stop power to the fan shutting it “off”.
WHEN USING AN OPTIONAL SPEED CONTROL: Simply set your preferred fan speed on the rheostat and leave it there. When the fireplace reaches 115℉ the blower will routinely turn on and run on the speed you set in your speed regulate.
LINE VOLTAGE: This switch is rated to run on standard household (plug in) voltage. IE: 115-120 VAC. That is the voltage almost all fireplace blower fans use for operation.
15 AMP MAX: That is 1800 watts at 120v… More than adequate for single and dual fireplace blowers.
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“ON” AT 115℉ – Temp sensor will turn your fireplace blower fan “on” when it reaches 115 degrees Fahrenheit.
“OFF” AT 90℉ – Temp sensor will turn your blower fan “off” when it reaches 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
CENTER DISC – Measures 1/2″ in diameter.
MOUNTING BRACKET – Center Hole to Center Hole measures 1-1/2″. Overall Bracket is 2″ End to End.
115 VOLT / 2 TERMINALS – Interrupts the Black power wire for your fireplace blower. Can be used in conjuction with a speed regulate.
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