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Quality for frost guards with thermostat
Seickom Electronic Frostwächter are estimated in many industries due to their outstanding quality and durability. 100 % "Made in Germany" guarantees a high degree of reliability. In addition, our frost protection thermostats are characterized by a consumer -friendly design, a robust construction and low power consumption.
As a professional company, we have been the leading provider of high-quality measurement and control technology for among other things in the past 30 years Heating, ventilation, climateDevices established with a TÜV-checked range. Our expertise includes both the pressure measurement Pressure transmers as well as the air quality control and that Measure air quality as well as the temperature measurement, supported by specialized knowledge in the areas of Safety Integrity Level and explosion protection ATEX products. Our qualified team tries every day to provide you with quick and uncompromising solutions that are tailored to the specific needs of your processes.
What does a frost protection thermostat offer?
A frost guard prevents the temperature in an environment below freezing. The smart device switches on automatically when the room temperature reaches a predefined threshold and ensures that the ambient temperature is held at a safe level to avoid frost damage. This is particularly important where there is no heating or when the system has been switched off.
A frost protection guard is basically not an independent type of heating. Rather, it is a component of the temperature control, which is installed in an electric heating, often in a kind of heating fan.
In industrial applications, a frost guard is often used in warehouses or production facilities to protect the functionality of machines and the quality of stored products. In residential buildings, it serves to prevent the freezing of pipes and the associated water damage.
In summary, a frost guard is an effective and energy -efficient solution in order to monitor and regulate critical temperature limits.
How does a frost guard work?
A frost guard with a thermostat works similarly to a conventional thermostat. He monitors the ambient temperature and automatically controls a heating source. Frost protection guards come in various forms such as heating fans, radiant heaters or flat electric heaters that are operated electrically.
In the core of every frost protection guard, a temperature sensor is installed that reacts to temperature changes. Among other things, the sensors use technologies such as platinum measurement resistors, thermo elements, bimetals or fiber optic elements.
For active frost monitoring, the devices can be paired with surrounding thermostats or pipeline sensors. As soon as the temperature in the area falls close to a critical value that was set in advance, often a few degrees above 0 ° C, the frost protection thermostat automatically activates the heating.
What are the advantages of frost monitoring?
The frost monitoring with a frost guard has several advantages that you can use for high -quality devices from our range.
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Protection of critical systems
In many industrial applications, such as in the chemical, food and pharmaceutical industry, it is necessary to protect processes from low temperatures. Liquids can quickly freeze and lines or containers can be damaged. A frost monitoring system prevents such damage by constantly checking the temperature and activating heating systems before such critical values are reached.
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Increased production security
Constant temperatures are often crucial for the quality and safety of produced products. Frost guards help you to comply with the temperature conditions required for certain industrial processes.
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Prevention of environmental damage
By avoiding the risk of freezing chemicals or other harmful materials, a frost protection guard can be avoided and other damage that may result in environmental pollution.
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Automation and remote monitoring
Modern frost protection guards can be integrated into existing building control systems without effort so that they can organize central monitoring and control. This increases the reaction ability and reduces the need for manual interventions.
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Reduction of costs
By avoiding frost damage using frost guards, costly repairs and production failures can be reduced. In addition, the targeted use of heating systems ensures more efficient energy use, since it is only heated if necessary.
Where are frost protection guards used?
Frost guards come into play in both private and industrial environments and serve well here:
Private households: In residential buildings, frost guards are often used in cellars, garages, attics and winter gardens to prevent freezing water pipes and heating systems.
Commercial buildings: Office buildings, warehouses and other commercial properties use frost protection guards to ensure that the temperature in less or unused rooms does not fall below freezing, which could lead to expensive water damage.
Industrial plants: In industrial environments, such as production facilities or workshops, frost protection guards can be integrated to protect sensitive machines and materials from cold damage.
agriculture: In agriculture, frost protection guards can be found in greenhouses to protect the plants from frost, or in barns to prevent freezing of water troughs and pipes.
Leisure vehicles and boats: Frost guards are used in motorhomes, camping cars and boats to prevent freezing water pipes and engines during the cold months.
Waterworks and sewage treatment plants: Frost guards are also used in waterworks and sewage treatment plants to ensure that the processes work smoothly even at low temperatures and no infrastructure is damaged.
What does it depend on the selection of frost protection guards?
When choosing a frost guard tailored to your individual needs, you should take various factors into account to ensure that the device works effectively and meets the specific requirements of the location.
Heating output: The heating output of the frost protection guard should be tailored to the size of the space to be heated. A device that is too weak may not be able to maintain the desired temperature, while a device that is too powerful uses energy unnecessarily.
thermostat: An integrated thermostat enables precise temperature control. It should be easy to use and offer the possibility to set a specific temperature in which the device turns on and off.
Energy efficiency: Since frost guards can run over longer periods, it is important to choose an energy -efficient model in order to keep the operating costs low. Devices with good insulation and modern heating technology can help save energy.
Security features: Safety functions such as overheating protection and automatic shutdown are crucial to minimize the risk of fire or damage to the device. A robust housing offers additional protection.
How are frost protection thermostats optimally mounted?
So that you benefit from all the functionalities of your frost guard with a thermostat, this should be correctly installed. The following tips will help you with optimal installation.
Choice of the right location: The thermostat should be installed in an area that is representative of the room temperature and free of direct heat sources such as radiators, sunlight or electronic devices that emit heat. Avoid places where air trains exist, like near doors or windows, as this can affect the temperature measurement.
Note the assembly height: The frost guard with a thermostat should be attached to a recommended height of about 1.5 meters above the ground.
Connection to the power supply: Your frost protection guard needs a power source. Make sure that the connection is carried out professionally, ideally by a qualified electrician. For models that are connected to the heating system, follow the manufacturer instructions to ensure correct wiring.
Integration into the heating system: If you want to connect your frost guard to your heating system, you have to attach it to the main boiler, an electric radiator or other heating elements.
Setting the thermostat: After installation, it is important to set the thermostat correctly. Set the temperature threshold so that frost protection becomes active before the temperature reaches a critical point. This prevents the freezing of pipes or damage from sensitive goods.
Test run: After installation, you should test the system to ensure that everything works properly. Check whether the thermostat is activated when the set temperature limit is reached and switches it off as soon as the desired temperature is reached.
At Seikom Electronic, we offer you a steadily growing selection of temperature regulators, which are designed for reliability, precision and durability. We invite you, our diverse Product categories to explore. Do not hesitate to contact our team of experts if you have questions about frost guards or would like comprehensive advice.