Restore proper cool-down airflow and odor control to your Incinolet with this ITS Blower Thermostat, F130. During each cycle, it lets the blower continue running after the heater turns off, then shuts the blower off once the unit cools to about 130°F, helping prevent smoke and protecting components. For correct fit, visually match the part and confirm its location behind the access panel on the right side of the unit.   

Key Features

Controls blower cool-down at approximately 130°F, supports efficient incineration and odour reduction. 

OEM part identification, ITS Blower Thermostat F130, SKU THE014. 

Easy access through the side access panel; replace with power disconnected. 

Helps maintain proper airflow after each burn, reducing overheating and room odor when venting is set up correctly. 

Compatibility

Works with Incinolet units that use the ITS blower thermostat; not tied to voltage or serial ranges. Verify by location and appearance. 

What’s Included

1 × Thermostat, ITS Blower, F130; SKU THE014. 

Installation & Care (Quick Tips)

Unplug the unit before service. 

Remove the right-side access panel to reach the ITS blower thermostat; disconnect leads, swap the thermostat, reassemble. 

If blower behaviour does not match the manual’s description, for example not running long enough to cool or not turning off after cool-down, inspect or replace the ITS thermostat. 

Specs

Type: ITS Blower Thermostat, F130 set point ~130°F. 

SKU: THE014; Approx. Weight: 0.0625 lb; Dimensions: ~2 × 2 × 1 in. 

FAQs

What does the ITS blower thermostat do?

It allows the blower to continue running after the heater turns off, then stops the blower when the unit cools to about 130°F, typically 20 to 40 minutes after the heat cycle. 

How do I access it for replacement?

Remove the four screws on the right-side access panel; the ITS blower thermostat is located just left of the heater terminals inside that opening. 

Is this part voltage-specific?

No. It is a mechanical thermostat used across Incinolet configurations; match by part name and location, not by voltage.