UNSPSC 39122247: Automotive HVAC potentiometer switch

A device used in controlling automotive heating, ventilation and air conditioning or circulation units.

UNSPSC 39122247 Automotive HVAC potentiometer switch (Commodity) shows minimal recent procurement activity directly aligned with its nominal scope. State and local governments do not appear to be buying automotive HVAC potentiometer switches as discrete component line items; the few opportunities posted under or near this code involve building automation systems, transit authority electrical parts and switches (light fixtures, receptacle covers, power converters, traction fuses, solenoid locks), network infrastructure upgrades, and HVAC services—none of which correspond to automotive-specific HVAC potentiometer switches. The code's recent activity spans diverse issuing bodies including school districts, transit authorities, county governments, and state departments of transportation, but the misalignment between the code's automotive focus and actual procurement scope signals either mis-tagging in the source material or genuine absence of state-local demand for this particular component.

The limited opportunities posted include Cherokee County School District's RFP for building automation system replacements at two secondary facilities (due October 29, 2026), Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority's multiple bids for transit-specific electrical components including light assemblies, receptacle covers, power converters, and traction fuses (postings October 13–14, 2026, with responses due October 16–20, 2026), and Caltrans' IFB for HVAC water testing and maintenance services across nine California counties (posted August and June 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Dallas, Atlanta transit authorities; school districts), California (Caltrans regional scope), and scattered county/municipal procurement in Florida and Georgia. The code does not show a coherent market for automotive HVAC potentiometer switches at the state and local tier; pursue only if your firm supplies related electrical components or switches to transit authorities, school districts, or facility management operations under broader electrical supply contracts.