Master Thermostat MASTER 4240.290 (automatic reset) 4240.290
SKU 4240.290
Brand Master
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Key specifications
| Reset type | automatic |
|---|---|
| Switching point drift | drifting operating point |
| Capillary tube failure | broken cable |
| Safety class | limit device |
| Probe form | immersion, clamp-on, or sleeve |
| Name (English) | Thermostat MASTER 4240.290 (automatic reset) |
| Short name | Thermostat MASTER 4240.290 (automatic reset) |
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Description
The Master Thermostat MASTER 4240.290 (automatic reset) is a mechanical thermostat with automatic reset, designed to open or close a circuit when the sensed temperature reaches a set point. It functions as a limit device, cutting the burner or pump if temperature exceeds a safety threshold. The probe can be immersion, clamp-on, or sleeve type. This thermostat features a drifting operating point and a broken cable as potential failure modes.
Further details
| Control mode | regulating device in a simple control loop |
|---|---|
| Electrical connection check | voltage and current must be compatible with the control circuit |
| Installation notes | mechanical dimensions allow proper fitting into the existing pocket or clip |
| Reset differential | determines how far the temperature must drop before the switch resets |
| Reset mechanism | resets by itself once the temperature falls below the cutoff value |
| Thermal contact issue | poor thermal contact between a clamp-on probe and the pipe |
Choosing and fitting
When selecting a replacement thermostat of this kind, key parameters include the switching point, reset differential, probe form (immersion, clamp-on, or sleeve), electrical rating (voltage and current), cable length, and connector type. The reset characteristic must be automatic, and mechanical dimensions must allow proper fitting into the existing pocket or clip.
Signs of failure
Common failures include a drifting operating point, where the switching temperature shifts over time, leading to erratic burner behavior. A broken cable or poor thermal contact between a clamp-on probe and the pipe can cause the device to sense the wrong temperature, resulting in nuisance trips or lack of protection.
All specifications
| Reset type | automatic |
|---|---|
| Switching point drift | drifting operating point |
| Capillary tube failure | broken cable |
| Safety class | limit device |
| Probe form | immersion, clamp-on, or sleeve |
| Name (English) | Thermostat MASTER 4240.290 (automatic reset) |
| Short name | Thermostat MASTER 4240.290 (automatic reset) |
Part numbers
| SKU | 4240.290 |
|---|---|
| Additional article | 696.805.037 |