| Application: | Refrigeration |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range: | -40° to 220°F |
| Switch Action: | SPDT |
| Min Temp (F): | -40°F |
| Max Temp (F): | 220°F |

Unfortunately, there are no time program functions on this controller.
The sensor part number is SKU:F136-0114 and can be found at the following link: http://www.supplyhouse.com/White-Rodgers-F136-0114-7-5-ft-Replacement-Remote-Sensor-for-16E09-101
Yes it will work. You need to pay attention to the current draw of the heating element(s). You may have to use a high amperage rated relay or contactor connected to the actual heating element(s) and use the temp controller to turn the relay on/off. Look at the user manual for the temp controller for specifications of the load relay contacts ratings that are built into the temp controller.
This should work to replace your old controller. It is pretty simple to install. Just need to read instructions to setup the unit. We've been using on our climatic test cell for several years. Works great.
Yes, you would be able to use this aquastat to control your circulator pump. You would have to use an additional controller though. You would not be able to link the fan and the pump into this one controlling unit. The wiring diagrams can be viewed on page two of the product data sheet below: http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1257434354611/19051_PROD_FILE.pdf
the best and cheapest way to accomplish this is to use a pilot relay matched with the output voltage of your thermostat usually 24V. should be under $20.