Engineering Asked on January 23, 2021
You can put 2 or 4 or even 6 pcs of this in series to make sure at least one will work or open if it reaches say 55 degree celsius, right? And there is no resistances to consider when its close and in operation?
No exact schematic yet?
How does the inside of this looks like? I couldnt find any internal cutout in the internet.
Usually, thermostats work with the principle of thermal expansion. There is a bimetallic strip that expands with heat and the connection is broken.
if you set it up so, that the expansion springs out of place (sort of like when you bend stick to use it as a launcher) , then you can reset the thermostat by mechanically "arming" it.
There are two main operating principles
Answered by NMech on January 23, 2021
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