Name: T6375B1153 Honeywell Thermostat
SKU: 65221
Price: 34.82 USD
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T6375B1153 Honeywell Thermostat

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Product Details

Product	Description
Brand	Honeywell
Model Number	T6375B1153
Setpoint range	10…30oC. By means of a large setpoint dia
Supply voltage	230 V~, 50…60 Hz
Thermostat switch	S.P.D.T.
Performance	Typical differential 1K (heating & cooling) at 20oC at 50% load with anticipator connected
Electrical ratings	4(2) A, 230 V~ Typical loads are fans, zone valves and relays
Wiring	Up to 9 screw-in terminals per unit, capable of accepting wires up to 1.5 mm2
Enclosure	Plastic 2-piece housing
Dimensions	85 x 130 x 40 mm (w x h x d)
Protection class	IP30
RFI suppression	Provided to B.S. EN 55014
Environmental requirements	Operating temperature range 0 to 40oC Shipping and storage temperature range -20 to 50oC Humidity range 0 to 90% rh, noncondensing
Approvals	Designed to meet harmonised EC approvals standard IEC 730
Mounting	Mounts directly onto wall or wall-box
Enclosure	Plastic 2-piece Housing
Approvals	Meet harmonized EC approval standards IEC 730

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Description

The T6375B1153 Honeywell Thermostat The T6374 and T6375 are designed to control the valves, or the valves and the fan in 4-pipe fan-coil applications, with the possibility of also being used for control of split units and
small air conditioners.
The thermostat operates the on/off valves to provide control at the desired setpoint temperature. The fan can also be controlled from the thermostat. It is wired to run continuously, and can be switched off with the system ON/OFF switch.
Versions are available with a manual 3-SPEED FAN switch, and with a system ON/OFF switch. Heat/cool changeover operation is also possible on some versions. This function can be accomplished by a manually operated HEAT/ COOL switch on the front of the thermostat,
or in some versions, automatically by means of a fixed deadband built into the thermostat between the heating and cooling setpoints