Application Notes
Manual Reset Thermostat Switch Limits Food Equipment
Senasys designs and manufactures a variety of manual reset thermostat switches to function as a limit (contacts open on temperature rise) to shut down a piece of equipment. These thermostats are commonly found in food and beverage equipment, such as hot beverage dispensers. Each piece of equipment has a control, […]
Automatic Reset Thermostat Switches Control Food Equipment
A common application use for Senasys automatic reset thermostat switches is limit protection when a temperature is exceed. For instance, our snap disc thermostats are commonly found in food equipment such as hot holding food warmer units. These appliances are commonly used to To-Go & Delivery order pizzas warm until […]
Coffee Maker Thermostat Replacement Guide
Replacing the thermostat(s) in your coffee maker couldn’t be easier. In this article, you will discover how our snap disc and capillary thermostats can be used as replacements and a few tips on how to repair your coffee maker. Keep in mind, the size and price of your coffee maker […]
Capillary Switch Turns on Deep Fat Fryer’s Heat Elements
Capillary Switch Works as a Control and Limit In a deep fryer a single or double capillary may be used. The bulb portion of the capillary is made of Stainless steel or a plated copper and is immersed directly into the fluid being heated. One capillary may be used as […]
Thermal Switch Retrofitted for Ovens
2511 Series Automatic Reset Thermal Switch February turned out to be the ‘alter your oven’ month. A customer from FL called in after many attempts to find a replacement thermal switch for his oven. The old switch was 1/2” but he had such trouble locating them that he wasn’t dissuaded by […]
Kitchen Aid oven modification
Thermal Switch Prevents Overheating 2511 Series Automatic Reset Thermal Switch 2511F003-201 (Close 120°F min, Open 105°F max) The 27″ Kitchen Aid double ovens (models: KEBS277DBL4, KEBS277DWH4, KEBS277DAL4) have great features and are wonderful, except the electronics area overheats during it’s cleaning cycle causing the thermal fuse to blow, creating a […]
