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White Rodgers 11C30-3

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HotanCool
HotanCool Member Posts: 57
in Thermostats and Controls
Obsolete,no helpful pdfs. Can anyone fully explain the dials. Both low&high have a silver pointed dial on top of the black temp adjustment. I've Always been a little baffled by it. Is it a stop? A differential? It can set apart from where the actual temp is set to,but what's its actual purpose?

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  • HVACNUT
    HVACNUT Member Posts: 7,078
    Is that a dual aquastat?
    Pics?
  • HotanCool
    HotanCool Member Posts: 57

  • HotanCool
    HotanCool Member Posts: 57
    The lo limit had a silver dial, seperate from the actual temp setting indicator. High limit has a gold one. Seen a lot of these,never knew why exactly.
  • unclejohn
    unclejohn Member Posts: 1,833
    Looks like it is set for 170* on and 190* off.
  • HVACNUT
    HVACNUT Member Posts: 7,078
    They are differential settings.

    If your not using a tankless coil there's much better, shall we say system friendly aquastats. In a lot of ways.
    What provides domestic hot water?
  • HotanCool
    HotanCool Member Posts: 57
    It's an old boiler,heat only. I've seen a lot them controls in my day. Just curious about the two indicators together on the right side dial,how they work together. Never did look much into it before,but I was just curious. I figured some sort of differential. And yes,agree,much better replacements today.
  • HotanCool
    HotanCool Member Posts: 57
    So can you explain how the differential is set with these dials?

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