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Your cart is empty. OEM Replacement Limit Switch L350 Compatible with Rheem #47-22861-01 Product Description
Brand New - Unused Parts
Includes L350 furnace replacement limit switch as pictured
Item Specifications:
Switch Action: Manual Reset
Terminals: Vertical 1/4"
Cut Out: 350 °F
Uses 36T Electrical Ratings
Manual Rollout - SPST Limit Thermostat. The SRL series of 1/2" Bimetal temperature controller in a compact, versatile and cost effective design.
Replaces Part Number: 47-22861-01
NOTE:The mention of brand names and any related model designation is only for purposes of demonstrating compatibility.
Derek
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Solved my problems, exact replacement.
Robert from Chicago
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
Delivered on time and it works great so thanks so much
Unbrkable
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Easy install. Fast shipping
JimmyyKing
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
So, I've been having issues with my williams wall heater. It's an upright gas powered one. It was installed brand new about 6 years ago. For 6 years, it was giving me a ton of issues. I youtubed a bunch of vids and: 1) confirmed it was venting, 2) cleaned the inside and exit, 3)replaced thermostat, 4) replaced high limit switch. 5) hired a good amount of "professionals" 6) eventually bought this one.For years, I had to repeatedly press the high limit switch button with a chop stick...went through a handful of them, too, as I have kids who would take and lose them.The replacement (oem factory) cost nearly $70.00 USD for a penny-sized switch. That failed almost immediately (which I didn't know that that's what happened).Went through forums and watched other videos on different types of gas furnaces....That's when I got the idea to either 1) bypass the limit switch altogether or 2) buy this $12 (possible piece of junk).Option 1 seemed the most logical one, but I did not want to risk burning my house down.It's when I came across a google search about the limit switch not being able to withstand the heat, thus causing it to break. So, I looked up what the OEM specs were and it was within 120-180 degrees F or so. It must have meant my furnace was well within this range thus cooking the switch.I decided to find a similar switch that had a higher limit. I don't recall but I think this one can withstand up to ~210-240 degrees F ish?Either way, long story longer was, I bought it because I was tired of having my young children suffer in cold temperatures.Since the day I bought it til now, the furnace has had zero issues. It has never tripped once. I keep the temp between 72-78 degrees F. Recently I've kept it about 80 degrees bc my wife and children are sick.Moral of the story is, if you have a williams upright wall heater/furnace, ditch the oem limit switch and get this one. You'll thank yourself a million times over.
T. A.
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
I've been using them for almost 2 years and they are still working
yvon couvrette
Reviewed in Canada on July 19, 2024
no issue
Jean-Luc Gagnon
Reviewed in Canada on December 27, 2024
Bon produit
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