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COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Analog Attic Fan Thermostat 1A22-7

The COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat (Cool Only) is an analog thermostat with a single-stage (1C) cool-only application. It features an exposed dial control, a SPST switch that closes on rise, and operates at…

SKU 3G-OTH-70042

Also listed as: 1A227 · 1A22 7

Brand
COLUMBUS ELECTRIC
Item
Analog Attic Fan Thermostat 1A22-7
Part Number
1A22-7
Category
Analog Attic Fan Thermostats
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Manufacturer Part Number
1A22-7
Type
On, 80° to 130°F, Exposed Dial
AC
120 to 240V
Stages
1C
Voltage
120 to 240V AC
Application
Cool Only
Control Type
Exposed Dial
Fan Settings
No Fan Setting
System Settings
On
Switch Type/Action
SPST, Close on Rise
Temperature Control Range
80° to 130°F

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Product Description

The COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat (Cool Only) is an analog thermostat with a single-stage (1C) cool-only application. It features an exposed dial control, a SPST switch that closes on rise, and operates at 120 to 240V AC with a temperature control range of 80° to 130°F. This unit is designed for on-only system settings with no fan setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat used for?

The COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat is used for cool-only temperature control in attics. It activates an attic fan when the temperature rises between 80° and 130°F, helping to vent hot air and reduce cooling loads. This analog thermostat is suitable for residential or light-commercial ventilation systems.

What are the specifications of the COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat 1A22-7?

The COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat (MPN 1A22-7) is a cool-only, single-stage (1C) analog thermostat. It features an exposed dial, SPST switch that closes on rise, and operates at 120 to 240V AC. The temperature control range is 80° to 130°F, with system settings set to On and no fan setting.

Where to buy the COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat worldwide?

You can source the COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we supply this thermostat to procurement teams and plant engineers internationally.

How to install the COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat?

Install the COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Attic Fan Thermostat by mounting it in a dry location near the attic fan. Connect the SPST switch (closes on rise) to the fan motor and a 120 to 240V AC power source. Set the exposed dial to the desired temperature between 80° and 130°F. Ensure the system setting is On for cool-only operation.

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Gas heating systems — Columbus Electric Gas Wall and Ceiling Heater Thermostat (P322016) for space heating in warehouses or workshops.
Portable cooling equipment — Columbus Electric Portable Cooling Thermostat (KTO-121B) for temperature control in temporary cooling units.
HVAC air handling — Columbus Electric Adjustable Set-Point Air Pressure Switch (GRH3AD) for filter monitoring or fan proving in duct systems.
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3G Electric supplies COLUMBUS ELECTRIC analog attic fan thermostats. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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