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Temperature sensors are used in a variety of applications, from measuring the ambient temperature of an environment to testing niche measurements such as the temperature of electronic components or utilising thermocouples to measure the temperature of furnaces or extreme temperatures. Within the temperature sensor market, there are many variants of sensors and thermometers which are used for different purposes. The mechanical thermostat is a common form of temperature sensor. A mechanical thermostat works by sensing the temperature of a room or environment and then uses a mechanical device such as an actuator or switch to alter or control the temperature. This type of temperature sensor is used in homes, commercial premises, vehicles and even industry in many cases. The mechanical thermostat is also popular in refrigeration and cooling devices, combining the thermostat with a control system to allow the environment to be temperature controlled to a set level. The 245000830148 application field and working principle of the mechanical thermostat is relatively straightforward. A temperature sensor is placed in the environment which it is controlling, this could be a liquid, air or other material. A set point is then determined, which is the temperature that the thermostat is aiming to control to and then an electrical contact for the control system is linked to the output of the thermostat. When the temperature of the environment reaches the set level, it triggers the switch and this then changes the output of the control system. For example, if the thermostat is set to trigger at 20 degrees Celsius, when the temperature reaches 20 degrees it will switch the output of the control system to off, thus stopping the environment from heating up further. This process also works in reverse when cooling systems are in operation. Mechanical thermostats are incredibly versatile and can be used in a wide variety of settings, from low power personal applications to high power industrial and domestic settings. With its multiple adjustable settings, the thermostat can be set to the precise temperature that is required and remains a reliable form of temperature control.The safety benefits of the mechanical thermostat are also substantial. By using mechanical switches and actuator devices, there is no reliance on electrical or other devices to control the environment. This means that the potential risk of failure and electrocution is greatly reduced. Furthermore, the mechanical thermostat does not require energy to function and so it is an incredibly cost effective solution for temperature control.All in all, the mechanical thermostat is a popular choice for a number of applications and with its reliable operation, versatility and safety features, it continues to be a popular choice for controlling temperature in many different environments.

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