66F100-0451

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A mechanical thermostat, such as the 66F100-0451, is a temperature sensing device that senses the temperature of its environment and switches an electrical circuit breaker in response. It is typically used to control the temperature of an area or to keep certain equipment at a certain temperature.

The 66F100-0451 features a cover with a rubber seal, adjustable temperature settings, highly reliable snap action contact points, a wide range of adjustable settings in Celsius and Fahrenheit (20°C – 70°C and 68°F – 158°F). It also features a manual reset switch and a rugged, corrosion-resistant die-cast housing.

The 66F100-0451 has a very wide application field that can be used in a variety of settings. It can be used to regulate the temperature in homes, offices, refrigeration systems, air conditioning systems, warehouses, computer rooms, and other industrial and commercial spaces.

The working principle of the 66F100-0451 is quite simple. It consists of a bimetallic strip that bends and moves when heated and cooled. This bending and movement of the strip causes a switch to open or close depending on the temperature. When the temperature in the environment exceeds the thermostat\'s set point, the bimetallic strip expands, causes the switch to open, and the electrical circuit linked to the thermostat is broken.

When the temperature drops below the set point, the bimetallic strip contracts, the switch closes, and the electrical circuit linked to the thermostat remains connected. This process is repeated until the desired temperature is reached.

The 66F100-0451 is an efficient and reliable temperature sensing device that can be used in a variety of settings for a wide range of applications. It is easy to install and maintain, and its adjustable settings and wide temperature range make it an ideal choice for controlling the temperature in any environment.

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