An Air Conditioner Thermostat is used to sense and control the temperature within an air conditioning unit. It contains a temperature-sensitive fluid that expands or contracts based on the ambient temperature. When the temperature changes, the fluid within the capillary tube expands or contracts, exerting pressure on the internal parts of the thermostat. This pressure change is then translated into mechanical movements by a control mechanism, such as a diaphragm or a bellows.

Attributes:
• Length of the capillary tube, measuring 1676.4mm, allows for precise temperature sensing
• Withstands harsh working conditions encountered during the operation

Applications:
An Air Conditioner Thermostat acts as a temperature-sensing element and control mechanism in an air conditioning unit.