Porsche Heat Control Lever (Right) For Porsche 911 (1984-1986) Models.

A heat control lever is a simple mechanical device used to regulate the temperature of a heating system. It typically consists of a lever or knob that is connected to a valve or damper. By adjusting the position of the lever, you can control the amount of heat flow to the heating elements, such as radiators or baseboard heaters.

Key Features

• Manual Control: Provides direct control over the temperature of your heating system.
• Easy to Use: Simple and intuitive operation, requiring no complex settings or programming.
• Reliable: A basic and reliable mechanism with few moving parts.
• Cost-Effective: A relatively inexpensive way to control your heating.