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Bi-metal thermostat for boiler 16A Atlantic RT Original (005000Atl)
Product description:
The bi-metal thermostat Atlantic RT Original (005000Atl) is designed to control the temperature in boilers. With a stem length of 270 mm, this temperature regulator ensures reliable operation and protection for your water heaters. The device does not have external temperature adjustment, making it convenient and easy to use.
Technical specifications:
| Maximum heating temperature: | 65 ± 5°C |
| Protection activation temperature: | 83°C |
| Nominal voltage: | 250 V |
| Current: | 16 A |
| Stem length: | 270 mm |
Compatibility:
- Atlantic O'Pro Classic VM 50 N4 (1200W)
- Atlantic O'Pro Classic VM 80 N4 (1200W)
- Atlantic O'Pro Ego 50 VM 050 D400-1-M (1500W)
- Atlantic O'Pro Ego 80 VM 080 D400-1-M (1500W)
- Atlantic O'Pro Ego 100 VM 100 D400-1-M (1500W)
- Atlantic O'Pro Sample R 50
- Atlantic O'Pro Sample R 80
- Atlantic O'Pro Sample R 100
- Round VMR 50
- Round VMR 80
- Round VMR 100
- Round ECO VMR 50 (1200W)
- Round ECO VMR 80 (1200W)
- Classic VM 50 N4L
- Classic VM 80 N4L
- Classic VM 100 N4L
How to choose the right part
Before purchasing, ensure that the thermostat model is compatible with your boiler. Pay attention to the following points:
- Compare the stem length of the temperature regulator with the original part.
- Check the nominal voltage and current to avoid overloads.
- Ensure that the maximum heating temperature meets your requirements.
Causes of failure and prevention
The most common causes of thermostat failure are:
- Overheating due to incorrect temperature settings.
- Wear of components during prolonged use.
- Power supply issues that may cause voltage spikes.
To avoid failure, follow these recommendations:
- Regularly check the condition of the temperature regulator and boiler.
- Do not overheat the water heater by monitoring its operation.
- Use voltage stabilizers to protect against spikes.
Replacement recommendations
Replacing the thermostat is a task of moderate complexity. Here is a step-by-step guide:
- Disconnect the boiler from the power supply.
- Drain the water from the boiler.
- Remove the cover and locate the thermostat.
- Disconnect the wiring from the old thermostat.
- Unscrew the fasteners and carefully remove the thermostat.
- Install the new thermostat in its place, secure it, and reconnect the wiring.
- Check the operation of the thermostat by filling the boiler with water and reconnecting it to the power supply.
Follow these recommendations to ensure long and reliable operation of your boiler with the new thermostat.
