An HVAC temperature switch is a device used to monitor and control temperature in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
It operates by sensing temperature changes and activating or deactivating electrical contacts.
The switch helps maintain desired temperature levels within a system or environment.
It is commonly used in air conditioners, heaters, and ventilation units.
HVAC temperature switches protect equipment from overheating or overcooling conditions.
They are available in mechanical and electronic types for different applications.
The device typically includes a temperature sensor and a switching mechanism.
Setpoints can be adjusted to trigger the switch at specific temperature levels.
These switches are designed for reliable performance in various environmental conditions.
Overall, HVAC temperature switches enhance system efficiency, safety, and temperature control.An HVAC temperature switch is a safety or control device that opens or closes an electrical circuit based on temperature changes, primarily to prevent equipment overheating or regulate system operation. These switches include bimetallic, electronic, or gas-actuated types, designed for automatic resetting or as manual safety cutoffs
Sensing Element Capillary
No. of Ports 4 Ports
Set Point Range 0–300°C
Contact Type SPDT
Temperature Range -10 to +60 Deg C
Current Rating 2A
Material Brass
Process Connection 1/2 inch BSP
Switching Mode On Rise
Enclosure Rating IP66
