Pneumatic Thermostat

A pneumatic thermostat is a type of device used to control the temperature of a space. It works by using air pressure to control a switch or other device that turns on or off the heating or cooling system. The pressure inside the thermostat is constantly monitored and adjusted to achieve the desired temperature. The device is typically mounted on a wall or ceiling and connected to a ductwork system. A pneumatic thermostat is ideal for controlling the temperature in large areas, such as a commercial building or an industrial facility.
A pneumatic thermostat is made up of two main components: a sensing element and an actuator. The sensing element is able to detect changes in pressure and temperature, and it is usually a small diaphragm filled with air or other gas. The actuator is used to physically move the switch or device that controls the heating or cooling system. The actuator is usually a small motor and a set of gears that turn