3106 00010030

Temperature Sensors - Thermostats - Mechanical

When it comes to temperature sensors, one of the oldest and most reliable tools available on the market is the 3106 00010030 mechanical thermostat. This mechanical thermostat was developed more than a hundred years ago and is still widely used in many applications today.

The 3106 00010030 mechanical thermostat is a simple device that can be used to measure and control temperature in a variety of ways. It consists of a temperature sensing bulb built into a copper or brass housing. The temperature sensing bulb is filled with a refrigerant fluid such as freon or ammonia, which expands when the temperature increases. When the temperature increases, the pressure within the bulb rises, pushing the movable stem against a flexible diaphragm that then moves a switch.

The switch is connected to the control circuit, which then switches on or off depending on the temperature. The most common application of this type of thermostat is in air conditioning systems, but it is also used in refrigeration systems, home heating systems, and industrial processes.

The 3106 00010030 mechanical thermostat is a very versatile and reliable device for controlling temperature. It is often preferred over other types of thermostats due to its low cost and ease of use. Additionally, its mechanical design makes it more durable than many electronics-based thermostats.

The 3106 00010030 mechanical thermostat operates with a wide range of temperatures, from -40 degrees Celsius to 120 degrees Celsius. It is capable of sensing changes in temperature of 0.1 degree Celsius or less, making it extremely accurate and reliable. It is also very easy to install and maintain, allowing for a quick and efficient installation process.

The 3106 00010030 mechanical thermostat is a great choice for a variety of temperature control applications. It is highly reliable, accurate, and easy to install and maintain. It is also a cost-effective solution for many temperature sensing and control applications.