- Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:44 pm
#6195
David
Because it is the basis spec, the opening temperature is stamped on the thermostat, whether there is a second fully-open spec or not, such as this Cat Marine thermostat:
RichCreations wrote:It does not change your argument, (or the truth of it), but this is not always true, marine thermostats often have both initial, and fully open temp ratings...Agreed, and good point. Although my point for clarity (using same terms and basis) is whether the particular type or manufacturer has a fully-open spec available or not, they always have an initial opening or default "cracking" temp for the basis of operation. Use any spec you like if not the default, but it must be clear which spec it is, and why it's being used. Thaks for noting that, as it may help clear some confusion.
David
Because it is the basis spec, the opening temperature is stamped on the thermostat, whether there is a second fully-open spec or not, such as this Cat Marine thermostat:
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