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heat coil

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heat coil [′hēt ‚kȯil]
(electricity)
Protective device which uses a mechanical element which is allowed to move when the fusible substance that holds it in place is heated above a predetermined temperature by current in the circuit.


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Take out the ribs and grill or broil about 4 inches from the heat coils.
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The usual components are: * Furnace * Air conditioner * Heat pump * Humidifier * Air handler * Heat coil * Air filtration system * Programmable thermostats * Sensors * Duct system Selecting an HVAC System Most HVAC systems are initially installed by a HVAC contractor who contracts out equipment and installation services to a builder.
 
 
 
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