TSTAT 16A 240V 50-320 DEG C SPST 1470MM

Description

Reliable Temperature Control for Demanding Applications

Designed for precise heat regulation, this thermostatic switch 240v delivers dependable switching performance across a wide 50–320°C range. The single-pole, single-throw (SPST) action breaks on temperature rise, making it a practical choice for controlling heating elements where consistent cut-off points matter. With a smooth 310° rotation and calibrated control knob, adjustments are straightforward on site, helping electricians fine-tune settings quickly without trial-and-error.

Built for Trade-Grade Reliability and Compliance

Manufactured by E.G.O., this thermostat is built for long service life in commercial and industrial environments where heat control components are pushed hard. Rated at 16A 240V, it’s suitable for common Australian installations requiring stable switching under load. The 1470mm capillary with 160 × 3mm sensor provides flexible installation options, allowing accurate temperature sensing even when the control body must be mounted away from the heat source.

Efficient Installation That Keeps Jobs Moving

Time on site matters. This thermostat is designed to slot into replacement and new installations with minimal disruption, helping reduce downtime on repairs and maintenance work. Clear temperature calibration and predictable switching behaviour support faster commissioning, while trade-ready availability means less waiting around for special orders. Ideal for electricians who want reliable parts, fast turnaround, and fewer call-backs.

Key Specs

• Temperature range: 50–320°C

• Contact type: SPST (break on temperature rise)

• Current rating: 16A

• Voltage rating: 240V

• Capillary length: 1470mm

• Sensor size: 160 × 3mm

• Start angle: 85°

• Rotation: 310°

• Calibrated knob to suit P/N EF524.156A

Ideal For

• Licensed electricians handling appliance or equipment repairs

• Maintenance teams replacing worn or failed thermostats

• Commercial and industrial heating control applications

• Jobs requiring remote sensing via long capillary runs