White Rodgers 1629 User Manual

Type 1629 refrigeration temperature control, Installation, Wiring

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- INSTRUCTIONS -

TYPE 1629

REFRIGERATION

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Selective Range

This

Hydraulic-Action

temperature

control

with

selective range has been designed to cover a relative­

ly large range, but has provisions on the outside of

the

control to select a certain portion of the total

range

of

the

control

for

quick,

convenient

adjust^

ment.

For example, if the control range is 20° to 75°, it is
possible to select a smaller range (for instance 32°

to

42°)

and

conveniently

adjust

to

any

temperature

of that selected range from the external knob.

Type

1629

has

a

close-on-rise

switch

action

which

makes it readily applicable for all types of commer­
cial or industrial refrigeration applications.

■PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION-

As

the

temperature

rises

within

the

controlled

area,

the

fluid

in

the

bulb

expands,

forcing

the

contacts

in the switch mechanism to snap closed, turning on
the refrigeration system.

As

the

temperature

in

the

controlled

area

lowers,

this

fluid

contracts.

The

contacts

snap

open

when

the

temperature

reaches

the

control

setting,

thereb,

stopping the refrigeration system.

INSTALLATION

The control may be mounted at any convenient loca- The bulb or sensitive element should be located so

tion where the temperature and humidity will not as to be in an average temperature of the controlled
cause a condensation on the contacts.

area. Excess capillary should be coiled conveniently

close to the switch mechanism.

WIRING

All wiring should be done according to local and

national electrical codes.

if

the

manufacturer

of

the

cooling

equipment

has

supplied

a

wiring

diagram,

follow

such

recommenda­

tions.

If

none

is

offered,

this

diagram

shows

the

general use of this control.

TEMPERATURE

CONTROL

file index

1600-90

Printed in U. 5. A.

PART No. 37-nn

Replaces 37-0528-2

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