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Temperature Sensors - Thermostats - Mechanical

Mechanical thermostats are temperature sensing devices which are used in a wide variety of applications. The most common type of mechanical thermostat is a non-digital, spring-loaded device which works on a set point mechanism. A thermistor or similar sensing device is embedded in the thermostat and is used to detect temperature changes. The spring in the thermostat is also used to trigger the contact points shutter when a certain temperature is reached.

Thermostats are used in a wide variety of industrial applications. They can be found in electrical components such as heaters, ovens, refrigerators, air conditioners, and many other devices. They are also used in automotive applications such as temperature-controlled fuel-injection systems.

In many types of temperature controlled applications, mechanical thermostats are necessary in order to maintain precise temperatures. When a set temperature is reached, the thermostat opens the shutter and allows electrical or mechanical energy to pass through and be delivered to the appropriate component. In other types of applications, such as in refrigerators and air conditioners, mechanical thermostats allow the use of thermal expansion and contraction materials to provide temperature control.

Thermoregulators are similar to thermostats and are also used to maintain a constant temperature. The difference is that they use a resistive heating element to thermally regulate the temperature. A thermally regulated component can be used in a number of ways, such as in the heating and cooling process of an oven or as a protective device for sensitive electronic components.

Temperature sensors are also used in a variety of applications to measure the temperature of a material without physical contact. These devices can be made from a variety of materials, including plastics, metals, and ceramic. Sensors such as thermocouples, thermistors, and resistive devices function by measuring the thermal properties of the material being sensed.

Thermometers are temperature-measuring devices which can be used in a number of applications. They provide an accurate temperature reading and have a wide range of applications in both residential and industrial settings. In the home, they are used to monitor the temperature of food, heating systems, and water supplies. In industrial applications, they provide control over the environmental conditions in which products are manufactured, processed, or stored.

In general, temperature sensors, thermostats, and thermometers can be used to measure, control, and respond to temperature fluctuations. These devices have a wide range of applications and provide a unique method of monitoring and controlling temperatures in a variety of situations.

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