TP – SPST and SPDT unipolar capillary thermostat
SPST and SPDT unipolar capillary thermostat for temperature control.
The thermostat automatically opens (hot version) or closes (cold version) the main contact when the remote bulb probe reaches the set value; subsequently when the temperature drops by the value of
differential closes (hot version) or reopens (cold version) the contact. The controlled temperature is thus maintained within a minimum fluctuation.
Possible calibration ranges: starting from -35°C up to +320°C.
SPST and SPDT unipolar capillary thermostat for temperature control.
The thermostat automatically opens (hot version) or closes (cold version) the main contact when the remote bulb probe reaches the set value; subsequently when the temperature drops by the value of
differential closes (hot version) or reopens (cold version) the contact. The controlled temperature is thus maintained within a minimum fluctuation.
Possible calibration ranges: starting from -35°C up to +320°C.
Main applications
Air conditioning, refrigeration, dishwashers, washing machines, microwave ovens, electric ovens, coffee machines, boilers, electric water heaters, high-pressure washers, small appliances, dryers and any other application where temperature regulation via ON/OFF control is required. wall mounted or can be connected independently.
Technical features
| Type of contacts: | SPDT or SPST | Minimum current: | 200 mA |
| Contact range | 15 (2.5)A @ 400 VAC 2.5 (0.4)A @ 400 VAC | Dielectric strength: | 2000 Vac min 1 minute |
| Isolation: | >100 MOhm | Connections: | Faston 6.3×0.8mm and screw |
| Reset: | Automatic | Differential: | Min 2°C |
| Working range (min-max): | -35÷320°C | ENEC approval for: | 100,000 cycles (15A @ 400Vac) |
| Temperature gradient: | from 0.5°C/min to 1°C/min. depending on the model | Tolerances: | From ±2°C to ±12°C depending on the working range |
| Approvals: | ENEC, UL, CSA | Body Material: | Stainless steel |
| Max temp. environment: | T110 | Max temp. bulb: | +15°C above the max. value |
