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Good morning all,

Probably quite a simple question for all of those who use thermostats/temperature sensors regularly.

I'm in need of a thermostat which has the ability to close it's contacts once the temperature in the room has reached a degree which is deemed too high.

Do most thermostats have the capability to do this rather than just pulling in once the temperature is too low?

Looking for a 230V stat which would do the job if anyone can point me in the right direction! (Will be used to pull in 3 x contactor coils, each with a 5A load max)

Thanks!
 
Hi - possibly you are after a single pole double throw switch, but often cheap domestic ones are only single throw. Check out Honeywell T6360B, as it should work.
 

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