Air conditioning compressor protection device

Refrigeration – With indicator or tester – Operatively correlated with automatic control

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622281, 123 4115, 374144, F25B 4900, G01K 108

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051196387

ABSTRACT:
A method of locating a limit switch (10) on a compressor (12) utilizes thermography for determining the optimum location thereof. A thermograph is produced for normal and abnormal operating modes of the compressor (12). High temperature gradients in the thermograph indicate high rates of temperature increases during compressor failure modes for selecting an optimum location for the limit switch. A bimetal switch (10) is utilized to establish a cut-out temperature for preventing operation of the compressor (12) and a cut-in temperature lower than the cut-out temperature for automatically closing to resume operation of the compressor (12) when returned to normal temperatures.

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