Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions
Document No. 129-166
March 17, 2022
POWERS
™
Controls
TH 356 and TH 357 LIMITEM
®
Thermostats (Model 6)
Item Number 129-166-04, Rev. DA Page 1 of 6
Product Description
The TH 356 Rigid Bulb LIMITEM and the TH 357
Remote Bulb Direct Acting LIMITEM are pneumatic
thermostats with a variety of uses in unit ventilators
and other air handling systems.
The TH 356 Rigid Bulb LIMITEM is available in
either direct acting or reverse acting models. The
TH 357 Remote Bulb LIMITEM is available in direct
acting only.
Product Numbers
TH 356 LIMITEM
Table 1. Rigid Bulbs.
Product No.
Action
Operating Range
356-0750
Direct
Acting
30 to 180°F (-1 to 82°C)
356-0012
0 to 100°F (-18 to 38°C)
356-1005
Reverse
Acting
30 to 180°F (-1 to 82°C)
356-0013
0 to 100°F (-18 to 38°C)
TH 357 LIMITEM
Table 2. Remote and Averaging Bulbs.
Product
No.
Operating
Range
Sensing
Element
Bulb
Inches (mm)
Capillary
Ft (M)
357-0003
20 to 100°F
Remote
3/8 × 4 in.
8
(-7 to 38°C)
Bulb
(9.5 × (102)
(2.4)
357-0004
35 to 145°F
Averaging
3/32 × 15 ft.
40
(2 to 63°C)
Bulb
(2.4 × 4570)
(12.2)
357-0001
35 to 145°F
Averaging
3/32 × 8 ft.
0.5
(2 to 63°C)
Bulb
(2.4 × 2440)
(0.15)
Required Tools
• Drill and 1/4-inch (6.3 mm) and 5/8-inch
(16 mm) drill bits
3/16-inch (4.8 mm) and 9/16-inch (14 mm)
drill bits for the mounting of the 808-412
mounting flange of kit 163-172
• Flat-blade screwdriver
• Test gauge and test thermometer
Prerequisites
• Inspect the sensing tube for damage.
• Read the instructions to determine if any
accessories are needed.
• The use of supply and return (output
pressure) air gauges and tees is
recommended. Order Kit No. 142-0425 for
gauge and tee for 1/8-inch NPT
(two required).
• Provide adequate clearance for the sensing
tube.
Troubleshooting
If the limitem fails to operate properly, use Table 3
as a troubleshooting guide. Ensure that the
thermostat receives 18 to 30 psi (124 to 207 kPa) of
clean, dry, oil-free supply air. Also, use a test gauge
with a length of 3/16-inch ID rubber hose to measure
the return pressure at the test port if permanent
gauges are not available.






