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The BOHN 5709l is a defrost thermostat designed for use in refrigeration systems such as unit coolers and evaporator coils. It monitors coil temperature and controls the defrost cycle by opening and closing at set temperature thresholds, helping prevent ice buildup and maintain efficient system operation. The thermostat features a 3-wire lead configuration with a lead length of 17 inches and is built with a combination of plastic and stainless steel construction. It closes at 35 degrees F and opens at 55 degrees F, providing a reliable operating range for standard low-temperature refrigeration applications. This component is typically installed by refrigeration technicians and commercial HVAC-R service professionals.
The BOHN 5709l is suited for commercial and light-industrial refrigeration equipment where automatic defrost control is required. It is commonly installed on evaporator coil assemblies in walk-in coolers, reach-in cases, and unit cooler systems. The 3-wire lead design accommodates standard defrost control wiring configurations found in these applications. Its compact sensor body and stainless steel material make it appropriate for the wet, low-temperature environments typical of refrigeration coil compartments.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement defrost thermostat for commercial refrigeration unit coolers and evaporator assemblies requiring a 3-wire defrost thermostat with the stated temperature ratings.
Installation should be performed by a qualified refrigeration or HVAC-R technician. Disconnect and lock out power to the refrigeration system before removing or installing the thermostat. The sensor body should be secured firmly against the evaporator coil surface per the original equipment mounting location. Verify wiring connections match the existing 3-wire defrost circuit before restoring power.
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