Description
The adjustable bulb thermostat is a component for regulating and controlling temperature, with a working range, i.e. a minimum and a maximum temperature, which are either set at the user's choice by turning a knob, or already set by the manufacturer.
This type of thermostat consists mainly of four parts: the sensor or bulb, the capillary, the thermostat body and the regulating shaft.
- SENSORalso called 'bulb"This is the part that has the task of detecting temperature and is positioned at the point where this function is required. The interior is filled with a liquid that expands its volume with increasing temperature.
- CAPILLARYThis is a small tube, inside which fluid flows during expansion and connects the sensor to the thermostat body.
- THERMOSTATThis is the body in which the regulating spindle, the capillary tube connected to the valve (end point of the capillary tube), the contacts that provide electrical continuity until they open and interrupt it, and the expansion valve connected to the capillary tube converge.
- ALBERIN: is the tool by which you can choose and adjust the thermostat's intervention temperature to your liking.
To learn more, click on the links in our articles:
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- CYCLES: THE LIFE OF A THERMOSTAT
- PRODUCTION BATCH
- SPST TO 3PST
- WHAT IF THE ROOM TEMPERATURE IS TOO HIGH?
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