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Important: 

On A11 low temperature cutout

controls, the brass tubing just below the

bellows is not temperature sensitive and

can be mounted in the ambient space

temperature. The copper sensing element

begins below the solder bead. This part is

temperature-sensitive, and you must properly

position it to work correctly.

8. Use the mounting bracket and self-tapping screws,

to fasten the control to the side of the duct.

9. Start at the bottom of the coil and secure the far

end of the sensing element.

10. Secure the sensing element with 1/4 in. (6.4 mm)

poly sleeve and tie wraps.

11. Position and mount the sensing element within

6 in. (152 mm) of the bottom of the coil.

12. Work your way back up to the bellows, stringing

the sensing element in a serpentine fashion

horizontally across the face of the coil, as shown in

Figure 4.

13. Successive horizontal runs of the sensing element

should be inclined slightly upward.

14. Make sure that horizontal runs of the sensing

element are no more than 12 in. (305 mm) away

from each other.

Note: 

On a wide coil, you could be left with

a very small S to get back up to the control.

Locate this topmost bend in the correct

position to use up any remaining slack in

the length of the sensing element. You may

need to build a support for the bracket at that

turning point.

15. To prevent damage caused by vibration or

abrasion, place a short piece of 1/4 in. (6 mm) poly

sleeve around the capillary at the point where it

passes through the entry hole in the duct work. Slit

the tubing lengthwise to permit easy installation.

You do not normally need caulking or sealant when

you use the right size hole and tubing.

16. At the bends, use a TE-6001-8 Averaging Element

Mounting Bracket to obtain the correct radius and

protect the sensing element. The radius of each

bend of the sensing element must be at least 3 in.

(76 mm), but not exceed 14 in. (355 mm).

Mounting in small ducts with
inaccessible coils

Note:

• Begin mounting at the bottom and work up to the

thermostat.

• When the duct is covered with insulation, mount

stat to standard electrical box and cover.

Figure 5: Mounting Low Temperature Cutout Controls

in small ducts with inaccessible coils

Table 4: Mounting controls in small ducts with

inaccessible coils callouts

Callout Description

A

A11

B

Support the element at both ends and every

2 in. to 3 in. along the element. Consider using

a short piece of poly over the element or

capilliary at the supports.

C

Use 3/8 in. copper or 1/2 in. EMT to support

the element.

D

Must be within 6 in. of the bottom of the coil.

The bottom is the most important part of the

coil to protect.

E

Minimum of 1 ft horizontal sensing. No coils

on the flat portion of the bracket.

F

Mount the element at a slight downward

incline. Keep the loops horizontal or below

and make them the same size.

G

Cut a hole of minimum 2 1/4 in. in size. Use

1/2 in. box connectors on each end of the EMT

to secure it to the box covers.

A11 Series Low Temperature Cutout Control Installation Guide

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Summary of Contents for A11 Series

Page 1: ...tream side of the coil Expose the element to all areas where low temperatures may occur 2 Horizontally serpentine the 20 ft 6 1 m long sensing element across the face of the coil to sense temperatures...

Page 2: ...u mount the control below the sensing element prevent possible nuisance alarms by mounting the control in a conditioned space When using the A11 Series control coil the excess capillary inside the con...

Page 3: ...f the entire installation Mount the control upstream from mixed air or chilled water coils Mount the control downstream from preheat coils Mount the control upright on flat vertical or horizontal surf...

Page 4: ...ly sleeve around the capillary at the point where it passes through the entry hole in the duct work Slit the tubing lengthwise to permit easy installation You do not normally need caulking or sealant...

Page 5: ...that you can position the capillary whip close to the support See Figure 6 11 Place a 4 in 10 1 cm box cover with the center knockout removed over the upper end of the support assembly and use a lock...

Page 6: ...lb senses a temperature equal to or lower than the setpoint the contacts open on SPST controls or the circuit between the Red and Yellow terminals open on SPDT controls The A11A and A11D models lock o...

Page 7: ...1 2 in 12 7 mm trade size or PG16 conduit Ambient conditions 0 F 18 C to 140 F 60 C Compliance North America cULus listed UL60730 CSA E60730 File SA516 Product warranty This product is covered by a l...

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