Conrad Thermostat Variable Temperature Switch Kit With Sensor 192082 Data Sheet

Product codes
192082
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reasons. 
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the fault (specify what is not working... because only an exact description of 
the fault can enable a proper repair!), the related construction manual as well 
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assembling and dismantling work of the casing that require a lot of time. 
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when working with mains voltage, please always adhere to the VDE-
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be used for the respective application and location. 
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The commissioning may be done only when the circuit has been installed 
properly insulated in a casing. 
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If measurements are unavoidable with the casing open, then an isolating 
transformer must be interposed, or, as already mentioned, the power must be 
supplied through a suitable mains unit (that conforms to the safety 
regulations). 
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All wiring work must be done in dead state. 
Product description 
Many temperature switches have a disadvantage. Even when the sensor cable is 
broken or short-circuited by a defect, the heating continues to remain on, which 
can lead to overheating and considerable damages. 
This temperature switch with integrated sensor monitoring (short-circuit/break) 
switches a relay, which switches on a heater fan, frost monitor or a similar device 
when the set temperature is fallen short. 
The switching temperature can be set by means of a trimming potentiometer. 
Four LED’s indicate the switching states. 
This article was checked according to the EG-guideline 89/336/EWG (EMVG 
dated 09.11.1992, Electromagnetic Compatibility) and conforms to the legal 
requirements. 
Description of circuit 
As far as the automatic temperature switches are concerned, mostly the so-
called two-point regulators are taken as the corresponding solution. These 
regulators are a circuit, which simply compare a specified reference value (the 
desired temperature) with the prevailing actual value.