Thermostatic Temperature Regulator

Thermostatic Temperature Regulators are valves that are designed to automatically control and regulate the temperature of a system. They are classified under the supply class Valves, Nonpowered, which means that they do not require any external power source to operate.

These regulators work by sensing the temperature of the system and adjusting the flow of the medium (such as water or air) to maintain a desired temperature. They are commonly used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, as well as in industrial processes where precise temperature control is required.

Thermostatic Temperature Regulators are typically equipped with a temperature-sensing element, such as a bimetallic strip or a liquid-filled bulb, which expands or contracts based on the temperature changes. This movement is then used to modulate the valve, allowing more or less flow to pass through, depending on the desired temperature setpoint.

These regulators are often used in applications where maintaining a specific temperature is critical, such as in residential and commercial buildings, hospitals, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities. They help to ensure comfort, energy efficiency, and process control by automatically adjusting the flow of the medium to maintain a consistent temperature.

In summary, Thermostatic Temperature Regulators are nonpowered valves that are used to automatically control and regulate the temperature of a system. They are commonly found in HVAC systems and industrial processes where precise temperature control is required.