KST Bimetal Iron Thermostat
Product Details
KST Bimetal Iron Thermostat is a temperature controller with KST (Klixon Snap-Action Thermostat) technology that is specifically used in electric irons to ensure that the iron operates within a safe and appropriate temperature range.
specifications of KST Bimetal Iron Thermostat
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Temperature Range |
0 ºC-260°c |
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Rated Current |
10A/16A/20A |
| Rated Voltage | AC250V/AC120V |
| Thermostat Axis Rotation Angle | 150°,180°,210°,250°,270°,300°,310° |
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Material |
S/S Stainless Steel,Silver,Rivet,Ceramic,Brass Rod |
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Insulation Resistance |
0.243 ±0.06 Ω |
operating principle of KST Bimetal Iron Thermostat
1. Bimetallic Strip: At the core of a KST thermostat is a bimetallic strip, which consists of two different metals bonded together. These metals have different coefficients of thermal expansion, meaning they expand and contract at different rates when exposed to temperature changes.
2. Snap-Action Mechanism: The bimetallic strip is designed to bend or "snap" at a particular temperature. When the temperature rises or falls beyond the set point, the bimetallic strip undergoes a rapid change in shape.
3. Control of Electrical Circuit: The bending of the bimetallic strip causes a mechanical mechanism to actuate, either closing or opening an electrical circuit. This action depends on the design and purpose of the thermostat.
- Closing the Circuit: If the thermostat is designed to turn on a heating element, for instance, when the temperature drops below a certain point, the bending of the bimetallic strip closes the electrical circuit. This allows current to flow through the heating element, generating heat to raise the temperature.
- Opening the Circuit: Conversely, when the temperature exceeds a specific limit, the bending of the bimetallic strip can open the electrical circuit. This can turn off a heating element or trigger a cooling system, helping to prevent overheating.
key features of KST Bimetal Iron Thermostat
1. Temperature Precision: Like other KST thermostats, it would offer precise temperature control, ensuring that the connected systems operate within a specific temperature range.
2. Snap-Action Mechanism: The thermostat would utilize the snap-action mechanism, where the bimetallic strip rapidly bends or snaps at a predefined temperature, enabling quick and reliable switching of the electrical circuit.
3. Safety Features: KST thermostats typically include safety features to prevent overheating and ensure the longevity of the connected equipment. They can interrupt the power supply if the temperature exceeds a safe limit.
4. Easy Installation: Like other thermostats, it would likely be designed for relatively straightforward installation and integration into different systems and appliances.
