310001450095

Series:	3100
Part Status:	Obsolete
Circuit:	--
Switching Temperature:	--
Reset Temperature:	--
Current Rating - AC:	3A (240V), 7A (30V)
Current Rating - DC:	7A (30V)
Tolerance:	--
Switching Cycles:	5K
Termination Style:	--
Mounting Type:	--
Package / Case:	--

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Temperature Sensors – Thermostats – Mechanical

The mechanical thermostat, also commonly referred to as the thermo switch, is a familiar implementation of a temperature sensing device. It consists of a spring mechanism and a metal or plastic contact that is adjusted to a specific temperature setting. The device typically controls one or more settings. When the temperature rises above the predetermined setting, the spring mechanism causes the contact to open and break the circuit, which turns off the device. When the temperature drops below the predetermined setting, the spring mechanism causes the contact to close and complete the circuit, which turns the device on. The application field of this type of mechanical thermostat ranges from climate control systems, fail-safes, and general temperature regulation systems. The range of the temperature setting can vary by model and by application. The thermostat is well-suited for applications that require a device to operate in harsh industrial environments, as it is durable and reliable. This type of thermostat is also very cost-effective and easy to install, making it a popular choice in regulated environment and system applications. The working principle of the mechanical thermostat is quite simple. The device is equipped with a bimetallic strip or disc that responds to a change in temperature. As the temperature rises, the strip or disc expands and the resulting force causes a switch arm to move, thus opening or closing the circuit. The thermostat is adjustable and the amount of expansion of the bimetallic strip or disc is dependent upon the setting on the adjustment knob. When the preset adjustment is reached, the thermostat will switch on or off, depending on whether the temperature is increasing or decreasing. The mechanical thermostat is also available as a digital or programmable device. This type of thermostat uses electronic sensors to detect a change in temperature and will switch on or off accordingly. The programmable version of the mechanical thermostat is particularly useful as it allows the user to set multiple temperature settings and adjust the settings remotely. This type of device is often found in climate control systems such as HVAC systems and is especially popular in energy efficiency applications. Mechanical thermostats are a reliable and cost-effective means of controlling temperature in a variety of applications. They are durable, easy to install and can be adjusted to a wide range of temperature settings. In addition, these devices are available in both traditional and digital forms, allowing users to adjust settings with greater precision.

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