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Since 1899, Robertshaw has been manufacturing sophisticated controls and thermostats for automotive, transportation, heating, storage and water supply applications. Robertshaw Global Headquarters is ...Read More
Style | Model | Replaces | Stem Length | Voltage | Price | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | 5300-100 | - | 13/16" | 250 VAC | £228.21 | |
B | 5300-401 | - | 13/16" | Millivolt | £190.29 | |
C | 5300-641 | - | 2" | 120/277 VAC | £323.60 | |
D | 5300-612 | - | 2" | 120/277 VAC | £347.40 | |
E | 5300-146 | - | 13/16" | 120/277 VAC | £178.37 | |
F | 5000-851 | - | - | 120/277 VAC | £303.74 | |
G | 5300-027 | - | 13/16" | 120/277 VAC | £254.61 | |
A | 5300-711 | - | 2" | 120/277 VAC | £161.66 | |
H | 5000-813 | - | - | 120/277 VAC | £392.06 | |
I | 5300-651 | - | 2" | 120/277 VAC | £193.97 | |
J | 5300-618 | - | 2" | 120/277 VAC | £308.88 | |
B | 5300-406 | - | 13/16" | Millivolt | £273.06 | |
K | 5300-114 | - | 13/16" | 120/277 VAC | £117.18 | |
L | 5300-015 | - | 13/16" | 120/277 VAC | £264.03 | |
M | 5000-811 | - | 13/16" | 120/277 VAC | £340.85 | |
N | 5300-041 | 5300 Series | 3/16" | 120/277 VAC | £194.97 | |
I | 5300-735 | Ranco G1 Series | 2" | 120/277 VAC | £204.08 |
Robertshaw manufactures electric cook thermostats for electric heating, automotive, transportation, storage and water supply applications. These gas thermostats are replacement units for Ranco G1 and 5300 Series thermostat replacement units. Robertshaw gas thermostats offer high sensitivity without over-stressing the metal and are suitable for harsh applications which require precise temperature control. They feature two stainless steel diaphragms to resist corrosion and handle temperatures up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. These control thermostats make use of a double pole single throw (DPST) snap action mechanism for a positive switch off. These Robertshaw oven thermostats are supplied with terminals mounted in four different positions to ensure tight installation. The attached rotary switch or infinite switch regulates the power generated by an electric heating element. Choose from a wide range of Robertshaw oven thermostats, having stem lengths up to 2 inches.
Robertshaw oven thermostats offer a wide combination of features, making them useful for electric ranges, warming drawers & zones, hot plates, space heaters, barbecue grills and quartz heaters. They are ideal for applications requiring accurate temperature control & double pole operation.
Robertshaw oven thermostats are switches that close and open in response to the temperature they sense. They are located in the control panel, where a liquid filled temperature sensing bulb senses & maintains the oven temperature internally by cycling heat on & off. The tube does so by heating up and relaying the heat back to the thermostat. When it reaches the set temperature, the thermostat cuts off the heat source and when the temperature drops, the thermostat reactivates the oven burner & heats it again. Robertshaw gas thermostats use a double pole single throw snap action mechanism for positive off. Most units use silver contacts with heavy duty terminals for accuracy & durability.
Robertshaw gas thermostats are UL listed and CSA approved to ensure efficient performance and utmost safety of the user.
The lifespan of thermostats depends on the make, model and type of thermostat. They don't have a set lifespan for repair, maintenance or replacement, but a thermostat is generally expected to last at least 10 years.
Robertshaw is a manufacturer of thermostats, valves, zone controls, timers and other electronic HVAC control components. Their thermostats are user programmable climate control devices that are responsible for operating air conditioning and heating systems.
Incidents like frayed wires, loose connections and aged wires can cause thermostats to eventually lose connection to the heating system or AC, and prevent them from working.
To reset a Robertshaw thermostat, make use of a small object, such as a paperclip or a toothpick, and gently press the button situated inside a small hole on the front of the thermostat housing, labelled as 'reset'.
'System On 1' feature indicates when the cooling or heating stage is energised, whereas, 'System On +2' depicts when the second stage is energised.