Unusual devices.

[David C. Macy]

Was wondering what these 2 devices would be for and how the worked/operated.

The temp gauge may be for the private water system or water heater. Not sure and why I was looking for answers from your intelligence.

Had no clue with the outlet type.

[Bob Elliott]

With a 130 limit I doubt it is for the Water heater.

Bet more like refrigeration for some reason

[Michael Larson]

The temp gauge appears to have high and low limit alarm points with wiring terminals for the signal wires.

The wall jack looks like a leslie speaker cabinet connector for an organ.

[David C. Macy]

Thanks

Mike how do you always seem to come up with answers.

[Wayne B. Wilson]

LOL Now the organ one threw me for a loop . How did Micheal come with that one. Just amazing on what you find isn't it

[David P. OKeefe]

Originally Posted by wwilson3

LOL Now the organ one threw me for a loop . How did Micheal come with that one. Just amazing on what you find isn't it

He has one in his parlor.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by dmacy

Thanks

Mike how do you always seem to come up with answers.

The leslie one easy for me.

I used to repair the organ at church until we bought a new one.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by dokeefe

He has one in his parlor.

That was true at one time.

[Wayne B. Wilson]

Ok ok i will not go there lolol

[Michael D. Thomas]

Left hand device is a thermometer with mechanical contact set points, contacts are activating the wireless alarm transmitter below.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by mthomas2

Left hand device is a thermometer with mechanical contact set points, contacts are activating the wireless alarm transmitter below.

It looks to old to be wireless and the wires look similar to a phone pair but we are on the same page.

[Michael D. Thomas]

Michael:

Still made:

http://www.winland.com/security/manuals/TA2HL.pdf

The wireless alarm transmitter is the lower box, looks like an Ademco.

I use the same setup to monitor individually heated rental units for furnace failures.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by mthomas2

Michael:

Still made:

http://www.winland.com/security/manuals/TA2HL.pdf

The wireless alarm transmitter is the lower box, looks like an Ademco.

I use the same setup to monitor individually heated rental units for furnace failures.

Cool. Thanks Mike.

[Richard Mangold]

The company where I once worked had a computer rooms that had various types of temp alarms and plotting devices similar to this. Is that a bell or buzzer below it? They are much more sophisticated now. Bet your home owner was a former IT guy that might have used his phone to listen in for the alarm similar to the way Mike monitors his rentals.