Thermostat capillary NT-122 / Tmax = 80 ° C / 16A / 400V / L = 70cm / H = 40mm rod (2 pins) Tecasa, Spain

Thermostat capillary NT-122 / Tmax = 80 ° C / 16A / 400V / L = 70cm / H = 40mm rod (2 pins) Tecasa, SpainBuy online now for free fast shipping worldwide! The thermostat capillary mechanical NT 122 AVC T85 (tecasa ) with 2 contacts maximum temperature mode Tmax = 80 & deg; C . Maximum permissible thermostat load current 16A . The operating range of the thermostat temperature from 7 to 80 & deg;. C. Temperature controllers of the type used in some models of the existing boiler, and may also be used in . any other conditions for maintaining a predetermined

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The thermostat capillary mechanical NT-122 AVC / T85 (tecasa ) with 2 contacts maximum temperature mode Tmax = 80 & deg; C . Maximum permissible thermostat load current 16A . The operating range of the thermostat temperature from 7 to 80 & deg;. C. Temperature controllers of the type used in some models of the existing boiler, and may also be used in . any other conditions for maintaining a predetermined fluid temperature in each vessel

temperature range: 7 - 80  C

voltage - to <. 400 V

DisHeating elementce between the holes of fasHeatering - 28mm

Height handle-bar (of mounting bores) - 40mm

Total capillary length - 70 cm

Length-tip flask capillary - 7cm

Diameter bulb-tip capillary - 6 mm

Manufacturing - Tecasa, Spain . The total length of the capillary - 70 cm

Length-tip flask capillary - 7cm

Diameter bulb-tip capillary - 6 mm

Manufacturing - Tecasa, Spain . The total length of the capillary - 70 cm

Length-tip flask capillary - 7cm

Diameter bulb-tip capillary - 6 mm

Manufacturing - Tecasa, Spain .

Condition is New.

installation guide for the NT-122 thermostat in English

Note: While I can provide a general installation guide, it's crucial to always refer to the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer. Electrical work can be dangerous, so if you're unsure about any step, consult a qualified electrician.

Installation Guide for NT-122 Thermostat

Safety First:

• Turn off the power: Before starting, always switch off the power at the circuit breaker.
• Use the right tools: Ensure you have the necessary tools, including a screwdriver, wire cutters, and electrical tape.

Materials Needed:

• NT-122 thermostat
• Screwdriver
• Wire cutters
• Electrical tape
• Wire connectors (if necessary)

Steps:

1. Turn off the power: Locate the circuit breaker controlling the power to the thermostat and switch it off.
2. Remove the old thermostat:
   • Unscrew the mounting plate from the wall.
   • Carefully disconnect the wires from the old thermostat. Take note of the wire colors and their connections.
3. Prepare the new thermostat:
   • Consult the wiring diagram provided with the NT-122 thermostat.
   • Strip about 1/2 inch of insulation from the ends of the wires.
4. Connect the wires:
   • Connect the wires to the new thermostat according to the wiring diagram. Typically, wires are color-coded:
     • Black or red: Usually the live wire
     • White: Neutral wire
     • Green or bare copper: Ground wire
   • Ensure the connections are tight and secure.
5. Mount the thermostat:
   • Place the thermostat on the wall and align the mounting holes.
   • Secure the thermostat to the wall using the screws provided.
6. Turn on the power:
   • Switch on the circuit breaker.
   • Test the thermostat to ensure it's working correctly.

Tips:

• Label the wires: If you're unsure about the wire connections, label them before disconnecting the old thermostat.
• Use wire connectors: For a neater and more secure connection, use wire connectors.
• Check for compatibility: Ensure the NT-122 thermostat is compatible with your heating or cooling system.
• Consult a professional: If you're uncomfortable with any part of the installation process, consult a qualified electrician.

Additional Notes:

• Specifics: For more specific instructions, always refer to the user manual provided with the NT-122 thermostat.
• Local regulations: Ensure you comply with local electrical codes and regulations.

Visual Guide:

Remember: Electrical work can be dangerous. If you're unsure about any step, consult a qualified electrician.

Would you like me to add anything else to this guide, such as troubleshooting tips or information on different types of thermostats?

Please note: This is a general guide and may not cover all specific scenarios. Always prioritize safety and consult the manufacturer's instructions.