Dometic CCC2 Multi-Zone Comfort Control Center II Board Kit
Unit has built in freeze control sensor: This device helps prevent unit evaporator coil from freezing over during cooling operation.
- Item #
- 83655
- Color
- Silver
- Special Order Item
- No
- Ships LTL Freight
- No
- Return Policy
- Non-Returnable/Non-Refundable
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Description / Dometic CCC2 Multi-Zone Comfort Control Center II Board Kit
Unit has built in freeze control sensor: This device helps prevent unit evaporator coil from freezing over during cooling operation.
More Information
| Item # | 83655 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dometic |
| Model | 3312020.000 |
| Fits | For use with air conditioner series: 579, 595, 600, 6308, 520, 5305 |
| Color | Silver |
| Included | (1) CCC2 Control Box (1) Wire Harness (1) Freeze Control Sensor (4) Bolts |
| Net Weight | 2.35 |
| Gross Weight | 2.6 |
| Special Order Item | No |
| Return Policy | Non-Returnable/Non-Refundable |
| UPC | 713814204273 |
| LTL Freight | No |
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Customer Reviews
Quality
5
Price
4
Value
5
Great replacement
Review by
Ragingcajun
Due to my thermostat and control circuit board failing this was a great replacement combo. Good details on how to to and all parts.
Quality
5
Price
4
Value
4
Very self explanatory
Review by
Ragingcajun
Great product
Price
4
Value
4
Quality
4
Good Product & Easy to isntall
Review by
Chuck
I had purchased a new Rooftop AC Unit and Control Board separately, but the original Analog Thermostat wouldn't work with the new control board. Luckily I didn't actually energize the Control board, so they were willing to accept a return and send me the entire board/thermostat kit. I was able to install the new Control unit/thermostat using the existing wiring and it worked as soon as I powered it up. It wasn't very difficult, but I recommend you have a AC/DC Voltmeter and some crimps handy.