| Overview: |
The STRIX R48 is a Remote Steam Switch designed to ensure optimum
performance in the control of steam in water boiling appliances. Its
reduced size enables greater design freedom without compromising
quality or reliability.
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| Features/Benefits: |
- STRIX worldwide approvals facilitate entry to international markets.
- Proven reliability, minimising the need for appliance end of line testing.
- Simple attachment of cosmetic switch covers.
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| Functional Description: |
The STRIX R48 is a remote mounting single pole automatic
steam cut off. It is electrically connected to a heating element
protection circuit by means of wiring terminated with 4.8 x 0.5mm
female receptacles.
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| Installation: |
The switch is situated such that the snap action bimetal sensor
is located in a steam path. When steam reaches the sensor the
switch operates and opens the electrical circuit, cutting off
the power to the heating element.
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| Technical Specification |
| Electrical Rating: |
VOLTAGE: 220-240V RMS @ 50Hz: or 110-120V RMS @ 60Hz
CURRENT: 13amps @ 240V RMS 15amps @ 120V RMS
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| Design Criteria: |
- Designed for incorporation in Class 1 appliances
- Designed to exceed all safety and endurance requirements
of International and National Safety Standards
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| Material: |
Control body - high temp flame retardant polymer (to U.L. 94-V1)
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| Control Actions: |
N/A
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| Certification: |
Designed to satisfy the requirements of B.E.A.B., U.L. and C.S.A.
(certification is currently being sought).
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| Connectors: |
Fitted with 4.8 x 0.5mm male tab connectors for direct
connection of wiring fitted with matching female
receptacles.
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| Partnership: |
As the World's leading manufacturer of thermostatic controls for jugs
and kettles, STRIX has unrivalled experience in the design, manufacture
and tuning of these appliances for optimum performance in partnership
with the appliance manufacturer. STRIX engineers are always delighted
to work with your design teams at the earliest stages on issues
including the following:
- Steam ducting design and related switch-off times.
- Cosmetic cover design and its effect on steam control reset times.
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