Power Attic Ventilator Thermostat with Socket & Overload Protection

A Complete Look At Features

Temperature Control: Adjustable Thermostat Switch with 8 Amps, 115 Volts AC The adjustable thermostat switch on the Suprocky temperature control box operates smoothly between 60 - 120 ℉. Normal settings are typically 85 - 110 ℉. If the temperature setting is too low, the fan will run continuously. Conversely, if the setting is too high, ventilation will be inadequate, risking overheating. Note that the T10 model uses a mechanical temperature sensor, leading to a ±5% difference in temperature sensing. It is normal for the switch to delay turning on or off when the set point is reached.

Security Protection: Overload Protection This temperature control box comes equipped with an overload protector. It safeguards circuits and equipment from damage caused by excessive current, preventing overheating, short circuits, and potential fires. The unit includes an outlet and a 59-inch power cord for easier use and enhanced protection.

Multiple Options: Connect with Ease Suprocky temperature control offers flexible connection options. In addition to the socket and power cord that come with the device, there are quick-connect terminals for connecting the fan cord and power cord. This allows users to adapt to different working scenarios and maintain the best conditions in any space.

Easy to Operate: Adjust Temperature Settings The Suprocky temperature control box is designed to be user-friendly. It allows you to limit fan operation based on the selected temperature level, eliminating the need for manual on/off control. Adjustment is simple with the use of a screwdriver, ensuring efficient control of excess heat in the attic and maintaining a balanced temperature inside and outside the space.

Additional Information: Dimensions and Applications The thermostat measures 5.3" x 3.3" x 2.5" and is suitable for a wide range of applications, including attics, basements, garages, laundry rooms, bakeries, breeding rooms, grow rooms, grow barns, collection rooms, and wine cellars.