Dual Thermostat – Temperature Controller for Heating & Cooling

📖 Description

• A dual-function thermostat designed for simultaneous temperature control of heating and cooling devices in electrical enclosures, control panels, and industrial systems. It features two independent contacts: one normally open (NO) for cooling (fans/ventilation) and one normally closed (NC) for heating (heaters/anti-condensation systems). With a compact and durable design, it ensures efficient thermal management and equipment protection.

🔧 Technical Specifications

 Function: Dual thermostat for simultaneous heating and cooling control

• Temperature Ranges:
  • Heating (Red Dial): +0°C to +60°C
  • Cooling (Blue Dial): +0°C to +60°C
• Contact Type:
  • One Normally Closed (NC) for heating
  • One Normally Open (NO) for cooling
• Switching Capacity: 10A resistive load @ 250V AC (each contact)
• Sensor Type: Bimetallic, snap-action (mechanical)
• Mounting: 35mm DIN rail (EN 60715)
• Housing Material: Flame-retardant plastic (UL94 V-0)
• Protection Class: IP20
• Electrical Connection: 4-pole terminal (screw clamp)
• Service Life: >100,000 switching cycles
• Operating Temperature: -45°C to +80°C
• Dimensions: Approx. 60 × 60 × 33 mm

⚙️ Features

• Dual Thermostat Design: Controls both heating and cooling circuits independently
• Color-Coded Dials: Red for heating, blue for cooling—easy identification and adjustment
• DIN Rail Mountable: Quick integration into enclosures and panels
• Compact & Efficient: Space-saving design for tight installations
• No External Power Needed: Passive mechanical switching
• Long-Lasting: Durable contacts and high-quality build ensure reliability

🛠️ Applications

• Control Panels: Maintain ideal internal climate with both heating and cooling control
• Server Cabinets: Activate fan or heater based on ambient temperature
• Industrial Enclosures: Prevent condensation and overheating simultaneously
• Automation Systems: Reliable temperature regulation for sensitive components
• HVAC Systems: Dual logic support for thermostatically controlled environments