
Johnson Controls A19ABC-4 Temperature Control
Temperature, Mechanical, 24 to 277Vac, SPDT, Automatic Reset, 50 to 130 degree F Setpoint Range, 3.5 to 14 degree F Adjustable Differential, 8' Capillary Length with 3/8" x 5" Sensing Bulb, Remote Bulb Temperature Control with Knob Range Adjuster
Johnson Controls A19ABC-4 Temperature Control – Mechanical Remote Bulb Thermostat, SPDT, 50–130°F
The Johnson Controls A19ABC-4 is a high-performance mechanical temperature control featuring a remote bulb sensor, ideal for a wide range of HVACR and industrial applications. Designed with precision and durability in mind, this SPDT (Single-Pole, Double-Throw) control provides reliable temperature regulation with an adjustable setpoint range of 50°F to 130°F and a differential of 3.5°F to 14°F.
This model includes an automatic reset function, an 8-foot capillary tube, and a 3/8" x 5" sensing bulb, making it perfect for remote sensing situations where direct control access is not feasible. With a knob range adjuster and broad voltage compatibility (24 to 277 VAC), the A19ABC-4 is a flexible, cost-effective solution for commercial refrigeration units, heating equipment, or ventilation systems.
🔧 Key Features:
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✅ Wide Voltage Range: Operates on 24 to 277 VAC
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🌡️ Adjustable Temperature Range: 50°F to 130°F setpoint
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🔁 SPDT with Automatic Reset: Ensures reliable switching and system protection
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📏 Adjustable Differential: 3.5°F to 14°F for precise control
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📦 Remote Sensing Bulb: 3/8" x 5" bulb with 8-foot capillary for flexible mounting
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🧭 User-Friendly: Includes a knob for easy manual range adjustment
📐 Specifications:
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Brand: Johnson Controls
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Model: A19ABC-4
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Voltage: 24–277 VAC
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Control Type: Mechanical, SPDT
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Setpoint Range: 50°F to 130°F
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Differential: Adjustable from 3.5°F to 14°F
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Sensor: Remote bulb (3/8" x 5")
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Capillary Length: 8 feet
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Reset Type: Automatic
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Mounting: Remote
Ideal for HVAC, refrigeration, and industrial temperature regulation, the Johnson Controls A19ABC-4 provides dependable performance in demanding environments.
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