Automatic temperature and humidity regulation – With timing element – Timer other than clock
Patent
1983-02-22
1984-12-04
Wayner, William E.
Automatic temperature and humidity regulation
With timing element
Timer other than clock
62231, F25B 1900, F23N 520
Patent
active
044859660
ABSTRACT:
A heating system, such as a gas fired or oil fired furnace, is operated by a control system which includes a low voltage AC power supply, a low voltage thermostat for sensing the temperature in the space to be heated and a solenoid controlled relay or fuel supply valve. The control system also includes a low voltage pulsation device which is connected in series with the thermostat and solenoid and is effective, when the thermostat closes, to pulsate or cycle the solenoid causing the heating unit to be turned on and off for supplying heat in increments to the heat exchanger within the furnace. The pulsation device is adapted to be quickly and easily installed in the low voltage control circuit for the heating unit or for a cooling unit.
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Berning Cletus F.
Cartmell Robert L.
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