Capilary Thermostats

Uses and Functions

Peena Traders Capillary Thermostats are temperature controllers. They work on the principle of a liquid in a tube that expands and shrinks to control the temperature. They act to turn the electrical circuits on or off depending upon attainment of a predetermined value of temperature.

Key Functions

• Temperature Sensing: Detects changes of temperature with high accuracy through liquid expansion and contraction.
• Circuit Control: Turns electrical circuits on or off depending on temperature settings.
• Precision Regulation: Maintains precise temperature levels within defined parameters.
• Remote Sensing: Allows for temperature measurement and control at a distance.

Applications

Industrial Equipment

• Heating and Cooling Systems: Regulates temperature in industrial ovens, furnaces, kilns, as well as cooling chambers.
• Fluid Management: The water heater controls are implemented for the purpose of regulating desired temperature in steam boilers and heat exchangers.
• Process Control: Keeps temperature levels accurate within chemical reactors, distillation columns and other processing equipment.
• Mold Temperature Control: Maintains consistent temperature in injection molding machines.

Professional Equipment

• Laboratory Equipment: Temperature control in incubators, sterilizers, and water baths.
• Medical Equipment: Controls temperature in devices used for diagnosis and treatment.
• Food Processing - Maintains optimum temperatures for cooking, baking, and storing food. Regulates temperature in Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems for business and factories.
• HVAC Systems: Regulates temperature in commercial and industrial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

Do's and Don'ts

Do's

• Select the correct capillary thermostat model for your specific application.
• Follow installation instructions carefully.
• Regularly check and calibrate the thermostat for the best performance.
• Replace the thermostat in case it quits working or gets broken.

Don'ts

• Exceed the thermostat's temperature rating.
• Attempt to repair the thermostat yourself.
• Ignore warning signs of thermostat failure.