HVAC Requirements in Milwaukee WisconsinRecently, we discovered that in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area, some building inspectors are requiring the inclusion of a temperature limit controller in HVAC duct systems for new multifamily construction projects. Luckily, Senasys manufactures the Firestat Duct Limit Switch, which meets the building requirements in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For additional information regarding Firestat’s compliance with building codes, contact us.

HVAC Fire Damper Requirements in Milwaukee ,Wisconsin

The Firestat Duct Limit Switch serves as a reliable solution, designed to be mounted externally on air ducts. Its functionality is due to the bi-metal element that adeptly detects changes in temperature. When the temperature surpasses the range of 100°F to 250°F, the controller’s circuit opens, leading to the automatic shutdown of the fan or other installed devices within the duct system. Firestat thermostat switches are built to customer specifications. Custom options available, such as, temperature ranges, element lengths & fixed temperatures.

Fixed Duct Limit Controls

For those working to fit into the regulation requirements for Milwaukee, Wisconsin (or anywhere else, for that matter), the Firestat Duct Limit Switch is a perfect solution. With manufacturing happening in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, these controllers not only meet these requirements, but can offer swift lead times. So, regardless if your construction project is located in Wisconsin, California, or anywhere else in the United States, the products created at Senasys are sure to fit your needs.

Senasys takes pride in quality control and reliable operation of our components. Every switch is individually 100% tested before it leaves the plant. All Firestat Duct Limit Switches are Made in the U.S.A. and UL approved.

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CEMCO Duct Limit Switches

The Firestat Duct Fan and Limit Thermostat Switches operate using the same physics to ensure HVAC safety. A helix bi-metal element senses a rapid temperature change. When the temperature changes the bi-metal expands and triggers a snap action switch and either opens or closes a circuit. These switches are commonly installed in air ducts designed to shut down heating, air conditioning and ventilation equipment in apartment complexes and other multiple dwelling units when air temperature exceeds the set point.

UL & cUL Approved
Made in the U.S.A.