67F100

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Temperature is the most common form of physical measurement. Often the temperature of different objects need to be monitored to optimize production processes, and for safety applications. Temperature sensors measure, display, and sometimes record temperature readings. Among the most popular temperature sensors are thermistors, thermocouples, and resistive temperature detectors (RTDs). Additionally, thermostats are used to control temperature within a range, typically to maintain the same temperature in a certain area or object.

The 67F100 is a mechanical thermostat that is typically used in controlling the temperature of high voltage equipment, such as electric motors, transformers, and air conditioning systems. The thermostat is rated for 600V, and has a galvanized steel case with a lockable reset and set handle that allows a measuring range of 20°F to 150°F. This allows the thermostat to be used in a variety of applications and industries.

The 67F100 working principle is straightforward and consists of a bimetallic strip that is held in place and free to move due to an industrial-grade plastic hinge. When the temperature changes, either increasing or decreasing, the bimetallic strip will bend due to the difference in thermal expansion between the two metals. This movement will control a set of contacts that work the operating circuit. The bimetallic strip is constructed of two dissimilar metals bonded together. As the temperature of the strip rises, the different metals are exposed to different amounts of thermal expansion. This causes the strip to bend—opening or closing the contacts and controlling the desired temperature.

The combination of the bimetallic strip and the plastic hinge allows the 67F100 to operate in a wide range of temperatures, even at extremely low or high temperatures. The 67F100 is designed to be a generic, rugged, and economical thermostat for high voltage applications. It is occasionally used in applications where low cost, simplicity, and reliability are more important than precision.

Due to its wide temperature range, the 67F100 thermostat is most often found in applications that require precise temperature monitoring and control, such as electric motor control, HVAC systems, electrical transformers, and appliances. It can also be used in residential and commercial settings to guarantee a comfortable temperature range. These thermostats are specifically designed to be compact enough to fit in tight spaces and are resistant to dust and dirt, making them useful in industrial environments.

In summary, the 67F100 is a mechanical thermostat that is used in high voltage applications, with a measuring range of 20°F to 150°F. It uses a bimetallic strip to control a set of contacts that work the operating circuit. This thermostat is designed to be a generic, rugged, and economical thermostat for high voltage applications, and is typically used in applications that require precise temperature monitoring and control. Additionally, due to its compact size and dust/dirt resistance, it is often used in industrial settings.

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