| Supply Voltage | 208 Vac; 240 Vac |
| Frequency | 50 Hz; 60 Hz |
| Electrical Connections | 5.5 in. (140mm) tinned copper lead wires |
| Electrical Ratings | 15 Amps Max; 3600 Watts at 240 VAC, 3120 Watts at 208 VAC |
| Operating Temperature | 32 F to 122 F |
| Mounting | Vertical |
| Application | Electric baseboards, convectors and fan forced heaters (resistive rated loads). |
| Dimensions | 4 7/8 in. high x 2 3/4 in. wide x 7/8 in. deep |
| UL | UL Listed 9R12, File Number: E183695 |
| CSA | cCSAus, File Number: LR76030; Compliant to CAN/CSA-C828-06 |
| Stages | 1 Heat |
| Color | Premier White® |
| Sensor Element | Thermistor |
| Accuracy (F) | ±1 F |
| Switching Action | DPST |
| Switch Type | Relay |
| Setting Temperature Range (F) | 40 F to 86 F |
Description
The TL7235A1003 is a line-voltage thermostat from Resideo (Honeywell Home) for electric resistance heat — baseboard, convectors, radiant ceiling or panel heaters.
Line voltage is the distinction that matters here. A low-voltage thermostat switches a 24 V control circuit and lets a furnace or boiler do the work; a line-voltage thermostat carries the full heater current itself. They are not interchangeable, and a low-voltage stat wired to a baseboard circuit fails immediately.
This is a manual thermostat: one setpoint, held until someone changes it. In a room that is occupied on no particular schedule — a workshop, a spare room, a rental — a manual stat is the one that actually gets used, because no one has to reprogram it after a power cut.
Match the voltage and the pole configuration to the heater circuit, and check the amperage of the heater against the rating of the thermostat. A thermostat sized below the load is the most common cause of a line-voltage stat failing in its first season.
- Brand: Resideo (Honeywell Home)
- Manufacturer Part #: TL7235A1003/U
- Type: Line-voltage thermostat
- Control: Manual
- UPC: 085267262583
- Category: Line Voltage Thermostats