Bi-metal, Snap Switch, and Snap Action Thermostats and Thermal Cutoffs

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Comstat provides expert knowledge of engineered thermal sensing and load switching products — such as bi-metal, snap switch, and snap action thermostats from trusted brands like Elmwood and Honeywell. We can answer your questions on specifications and applications and deliver your specified products from our inventory.

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Thermostats

Our thermostat product line consists of standard pre-set temperature thermostats, single-pole, single-throw (SPST) hermetic and non-hermetic thermostats, subminiature thermostats and thermal switches.

Best Used For: Temperature control and overtemperature protection for the appliance, office automation, industrial, commercial aircraft and medical equipment industries

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Thermal Cutoffs

Thermal cutoffs (thermal links or thermal fuses) provide the most cost-effective "one-shot" or single operation over-temperature protection for small appliances, resistive heating elements and office automation equipment. The "spring and pellet" design responds to temperature by interrupting an electrical circuit when the operating temperature exceeds the thermal rating of the fuse. These devices are available in various lead lengths and configurations.

Best Used For: Table top appliances, personal care, major appliances, electronic equipment, heating and cooling systems, office automation equipment

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