What is the most common switch used in a heating/air conditioning system? a. Thermostat b. Pressure c. Push button d. Humidistat
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What is the most common switch used in a heating/air conditioning system?
a. Thermostat
b. Pressure
c. Push button
d. Humidistat
Thermostats are devices which is used in electronic devices such that they senses the temperature of the system and according to the measurement it will adjust the temperature to a possible performing temperature or to a threshold value depends on the system demands.
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