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| Cartridge Thermostat |
The basic element of all thermostat controls .all the desirable features of the ideal thermostat –high sensitivity , wide adjustment range ,small sized, rugged construction, vibration resistant, and low cost are included in this thermostat control.
This unit may be inserted in a15.875mm (5/8”) reamed hole. If reamed hole is used, a short spline should be added this prevents thermostat from turning when the temperature adjusting sleeve is turned. (See modifications.)
For limited space applications, a shorter (80mm) cartridge unit is available.
Temperature Range
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-70 degree to + 300 Degree Celsius
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| Hex Head Thermostat |
Has all the internal features of the cartridge type above with the addition of a standard pipe thread for mounting purpose, a dial and knob can be supplied with this model. (See modifications.)
Temperature Range
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-70 degree to + 300 Degree Celsius
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| Block Head Thermostat |
This unit may be inserted in a 15.875 mm (5/8”) reamed hole of the medium to be controlled. it has the same mounting characteristics as the cartridge type unit but is designed so additional component such as a dial and knob may be included. (See modifications.)
Temperature Range
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-70 degree to + 300 Degree Celsius
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| Flange Head Thermostat |
Has all the features of the block head type except a mounting flange has been provided for easy mounting.
Temperature Range
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-70 degree to + 300 Degree Celsius
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| Coupling Head Thermostat |
The coupling head unit has a hexagonal mounting section with standard male pipe threads at each end, either of which may be used for mounting. This unit may be directly attached to electrical conduits
Temperature Range
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-70 degree to + 300 Degree Celsius
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| Surface Mounting Thermostats |
Minimum overshoot, small cycling differential and faster response are the most important requirements for control. Based on the differential expansion of metals principle, an increase in temperature causes the brass bottom strip of the Surface Mounting thermostat expand at a greater rate than the internal bridge assembly. Because the base is in direct contact with the heated surface, a temperature change is sensed rapidly.
Mounting
The heat sensitive base plate of the thermostat must be mounted in full area contact with the heated surface. The surface should be flat and smooth, and screws should be used for mounting. If clamps or brackets are used, they should be carefully designed to assure positive contact and positioning. To bring the control shaft out horizontally, in such applications as waffle irons and sandwich grills, the thermostat may be mounted on an "L" bracket of aluminum with little loss of sensitivity.
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| Bimetallic Thermostat |
It is a miniature, precision built bimetallic device which senses temperature rise and whose internal contacts open and interrupt current when its temperature reaches the preset trip temperature specified by the user. The contacts close automatically and restore the current when the cut-out has cooled.
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| Snap Disc |
It is a snap action automatic reset temperature sensing device, the operating temperature of which may be either fixed or adjustable and which during normal operation operates by automatic opening an electric circuit when the temperature of the equipment or part of it reaches pre-determine value. These Thermostats have wide application in domestic as well as in industrial fields.
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| Protective Wells Thermostat |
The protective wells for use with cartridge and block head thermostat units
In many applications involving the control of fluids and gases, the use of a well is recommended for :
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When the removal of a hex or coupling head thermostat unit would require draining of the container in which it is inserted. Use of a well assembly permits removal of a thermostat unit at any time without other disturbance.
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When surrounding ambient are subject to extreme changes thus affecting thermostat unit. The well makes it possible to insert the thermostat completely into the medium being controlled . Thereby eliminating these ambient temperature effects, or "head effect ".
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For protection of the thermostat unit from external forces or blow which would tend to affect its operation.
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When fluids have a corrosive action on the brass shell of the thermostat unit.
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| Heat And Fire Detector |
Precise, Positive response to fire threats
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Automatic Reset
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Wide Temperature setting range
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Durable stainless steel shell
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Hermetic seal protects internal mechanism
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Rate compensated design
Sense-well Control heat detectors are at the heart of many heat detection systems. These products serve as alarm or release devices sensing overheat conditions and fire. They can be used to alert personnel of a dangerous situation as well.
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