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Honeywell L641B Pipe Thermostat

Honeywell L641B Pipe Thermostat

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Manufacturer Honeywell

Express delivery Available Until 4pm
UK Mainland Only,
3pm cut-off for Highlands and Islands
1pm for Europe

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	Low Limit HCO Code: 04A02	In Stock	£38.90 Ex VAT: £32.42
	High Limit HCO Code: 09E03	In Stock	£36.80 Ex VAT: £30.67

The L641 is a range of thermostats designed for surface mounting the piping associated with the heating system to provide both Hi and Low temperature protection. The low limit version may be used with the T4360A Frost thermostat to offer complete system protection against freezing.

Suitable to pipes from 15mm to 28mm.
Differental 10C (fixed)

Models:
Low Limit (10C to 40C) - L641B1004
High Limit (50C to 95C) - L641B1012

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What are the recommended settings? Answers1

There are multiple applications for these thermostats, so the setting required varies.

hello we have had a new boiler fitted in the garage with its own thermostat set at 5c we have on the wall of the garage a Honeywell thermostat also set at 5c. Our plumber has fitted a Honeywell pipe thermostat to the return pipe of the boiler should this be set at the same temperature as the others or different. Kind regards clive Answers1

Hi. Normally the pipe thermostat is set to 25c in this situation.

On model L641B1012 (high limit), what is the approximate switching temperature if set to 'Min'? Answers1

The high limit model does not have a 'Min' setting, so the lowest is 50C.

Can thermostat be fitted to pipe to switch a pump on at 50 degrees f and rising .Switch pump off below 50 degrees Answers1

Yes it can.

The differential again This stat is to protect pipework, so on is when pipe temperature has fallen to say a setting of 10C, this means that off is when it has risen by a differential of 10C to 20C? Is this a correct interpretation Thanks Answers1

If set to 10C it will come on at approximately 0C and go off at approximately 10C.

The spec says the differential is 10 C, what does that mean? Thanks Answers1

It is the difference between it switching off and switching on.

is this thermostat suitable for turning a central heating pump on when temp increases above say 50 degrees and off when it drops below? Answers1

Yes it would.

Which model is make on temp rise. (m.o.r), say 60deg. Answers1

Both units have change over contacts: Terminals C and 2 make on temperature rise. Terminals C and 1 make on temperature fall.

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