66L095-0248

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The 66L095-0248 mechanical thermostat is a common temperature sensor used in many applications today. This particular sensor is ideal for applications where precise temperature control is required, such as in food storage or automotive regulation systems. It operates on the principle of a bi-metallic snap action switch which opens and closes when the temperature sensor is subjected to a certain degree of heat or cold.

The 66L095-0248 sensor has two main parts that work together to provide reliable temperature sensing. The first is the sensor itself, which is composed of two metals that expand and contract in relation to temperature. One of these metals is copper, and the other is brass. When the two metals expand differently in response to temperature increase or decrease, they create a mechanical force that causes the switch to move.

The second part of the system is the switch contact points. These two contact points complete a circuit when the bi-metallic strip is forced together. When the surrounding temperature surpasses the limit set by the thermostat, the switch will open and the circuit will be broken. This will cause the appliance being monitored – such as a freezer – to be shut off or start up.

The 66L095-0248 mechanical sensor can be used in a variety of applications, such as air conditioning, refrigeration systems, and water heaters. It allows for precise temperature regulation, as the limit temperature can be adjusted within a certain range by adjusting the position of the bi-metallic strip. It also function as a safety feature in some applications, as when an appliance overheats, the switch will cut off power. This thermostat is commonly used in combination with a variety of sensors, allowing a greater degree of accuracy.

In temperature sensing applications, the 66L095-0248 mechanical thermostat provides a reliable and cost-effective way of regulating temperature. It can be applied in a myriad of applications and its simple, robust design provides both safety and precision. The bi-metallic snap-action switch ensures only slight variance in the final temperature, making it the preferred choice of many today.

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