67L100-0253

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Temperature Sensors - Thermostats - Mechanical

The 67L100-0253 thermostat is a mechanical temperature sensor designed to provide a consistent, stable output for use in a variety of applications. Its application ranges from industrial process control to home automation, and it is capable of measuring temperatures that range from minus seventy-five degrees Fahrenheit to plus two hundred and fifty-five degrees Fahrenheit. The thermostat is designed to monitor temperatures and to switch an output device on or off when the temperature reaches a set point.

The 67L100-0253 thermostat works on a bimetallic principle. The bimetallic element consists of two different alloys that expand and contract at different rates when exposed to a temperature change. The alloys are held tightly together in a disc form with a plunger that is pressed by them, but that also keeps them apart. As the temperature rises, one alloy expands more quickly than the other, so the plunger is pushed one way and the circuit is closed. When the temperature drops, the process reverses, and the circuit opens.

The thermostat works by monitoring the temperature, and when the set point is reached the connected unit is switched on or off. The set point is determined by the user using an adjustable knob, and can be set as high or as low as the temperature range allows. For added safety, the thermostat has a manual reset button, which needs to be pressed everytime the setpoint has been adjusted. This ensures that the system is reset and that there are no capability or temperature related issues.

The thermostat is designed to be reliable and has a number of features to ensure its safety and correct functioning. It is capable of detecting and preventing rapid temperature fluctuations, and a number of failsafe features are built in that shut down the thermostat should a fault occur. The thermostat also provides a signal to indicate when the temperature has reached the set point and can also be used to measure temperatures with a digital output. The 67L100-0253 thermostat can be used for a wide range of applications, and its range of features make it an ideal choice for temperature monitoring and control.

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