67F105-0361

Series:	6700
Part Status:	Active
Circuit:	SPST-NO
Switching Temperature:	221°F (105°C)
Reset Temperature:	158°F (70°C)
Current Rating - AC:	--
Current Rating - DC:	0.5A (48V)
Tolerance:	±9°F (±5°C)
Switching Cycles:	20K
Termination Style:	PC Pins
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Package / Case:	TO-220-2

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Introduction

The 67F105-0361 is a thermal sensing device designed to provide temperature control in a wide variety of commercial and industrial applications. The device is a type of mechanical thermostat that activates a switch when the internal temperature of the device reaches a predetermined set point. It also provides feedback on the external temperature through its built-in temperature sensing circuit.

Application Field

The 67F105-0361 thermal sensing device can be used in a broad array of applications ranging from industrial to commercial. It is most commonly used in refrigeration, heating, cooling, and ventilation systems to control the internal temperature of an enclosure. It can also be used to monitor and control the temperature of boilers, freezers, and other thermal systems. In addition, it can be used in fire and safety systems to detect and shut down hazardous conditions when the temperature reaches a preset threshold.

Working Principle

The 67F105-0361 thermostat works on the principle of thermal expansion and contraction. When the internal temperature of the device reaches the predetermined set point, a metal ring expands or contracts, which triggers a switch to open or close. As the metal ring expands or contracts, it pushes against a metal arm, which in turn, activates the switch. When the switch is open, it breaks the circuit, which shuts off the power to the device. When the temperature drops below the set point, the metal arm is released and the switch closes, allowing power to flow through the circuit again.The temperature sensing circuit in the device is linked to a thermistor that detects the external temperature. When the temperature of the environment surrounding the thermostat rises, the thermistor absorbs the heat and expands, which triggers a reaction in the circuit, causing it to open or close the switch accordingly.

Conclusion

The 67F105-0361 is a reliable and economical thermal sensing device designed for use in variety of applications. Its mechanical design allows for quick and easy installation and maintenance. The built-in temperature sensing circuit allows for accurate temperature monitoring and control. The device is robust and resistant to damage, making it ideal for use in industrial or commercial settings.

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