Electromechanical thermostat NWP Series
adjustableexplosion-proofremote sensing

electromechanical thermostat
electromechanical thermostat
electromechanical thermostat
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Characteristics

Heating technology
electromechanical
Type
adjustable
Protection level
explosion-proof
Other characteristics
remote sensing
Temperature

Max.: 59 °F
(15 °C)

Min.: -39 °F
(-39 °C)

Description

Description With concerns about protecting the environment, industries and customers are looking for alternative refrigerants. Using a hydrocarbron refrigerant such as R290 and R134a is the solution. Hydrocarbon (HC) refrigerant has no ozone depleting properties. They are now the safest and most cost effective way to cool and freeze applications that are filled with R600. The NWP series are electromechanical, snap action, automatic reset thermostats. They are user adjustable in the field. The NWP series was designed with a special housing which gives it anti explosion proof performance in accordance to the IEC/IEN standard 60079-15. Specifications Type: Explosion Proof (Remote Sensing) Function: Close On-Rise (Normally Open); Open On-Rise (Normally Closed) Switch: SPST, SPDT or SPST with forced off Temperature Range: -33°F to 59°F (-36°C to 15°C) Differential: 9°F to 45°F (5°C to 25°C) Capillary Length: To be specified Accessories: To be specified Mounting/Sensing: Air Electrical Rating: 125 VAC, 8 Amps / 250VAC, 5 Amps, Resistive, 200,000 Cycles 125 VAC, 6 FLA, 36 LRA / 250 VAC, 4 FLA, 24 LRA, Inductive, 200,000 Cycles Insulation Resistance: 100 MΩ (with a 500 VDC megger) Dielectric Strength: 1.500 VAC/1 minute Approvals: UL E195847 Applications Commercial & Residential Refrigeration, Freezers, Air Conditioning

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