Frost protection thermostats

Our THERMASREG® frost protection thermostats/frost protection monitors are used to monitor air conditioning systems, heat exchangers and heating registers and reliably protect against frost damage.

Guide to Antifreeze Thermostats
16 products
  • Frostschutzthermostat mit geschlossenem Gehäuse
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-8D

    1102-1024-0102-000

    93,76 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 111,43 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit geschlossenem Gehäuse und aufgewickeltem Schutzrohr
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-5D

    1102-1022-0102-000

    96,34 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 114,58 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit geschlossenem Gehäuse
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-1D

    1102-1021-0102-000

    99,03 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 117,84 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit Kapillarfühler
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-3D

    101,05 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 120,24 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit geschlossenem Gehäuse und Schutzrohr
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-8D-HR

    1102-1024-1102-000

    111,11 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 132,20 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit aufgewickeltem Kapillarrohr
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-5D-HR

    1102-1022-1102-000

    118,56 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 140,98 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit aufgewickeltem Schutzrohr
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-1D-HR

    1102-1021-1102-000

    118,98 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 141,40 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit Kapillarfühler
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-3D-HR

    1102-1023-1102-000

    121,94 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 144,93 €

  • Kanal-Frostschutzthermostat in Frontalansicht mit geschlossenem Gehäuse
    °C

    Duct frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-K

    1102-1064-0100-001

    136,50 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 162,34 €

  • Kanal-Frostschutzthermostat mit geschlossenem Gehäuse und Anschlusskopf
    °C

    Duct frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-K HR

    1102-1064-1100-000

    153,87 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 182,94 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit aufgewickeltem Kapillarrohr
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-7D

    1102-1025-0102-000

    170,72 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 203,02 €

  • Frostschutzthermostat mit geschlossenem Gehäuse
    °C

    Frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FST-7D-HR

    1102-1025-1102-000

    188,09 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 223,81 €

  • 2-Phasen-Frostschutzthermostat mit Display und aufgewickeltem Fühlerrohr
    °C

    2-phase frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FS20-UW 3m LCD

    1102-1012-2102-030

    290,95 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 346,05 €

  • 2-Phasen-Frostschutzthermostat in Frontalansicht mit Display
    °C

    2-phase frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FS20-UW-HE 3m LCD

    316,64 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 376,68 €

  • 2-Phasen-Frostschutzthermostat mit Display in Frontalansicht
    °C

    2-phase frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FS20-UW 6m LCD

    1102-1011-2102-030

    341,80 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 406,59 €

  • 2-Phasen-Frostschutzthermostat mit Display und aufgewickeltem Schutzrohr
    °C

    2-phase frost protection thermostat

    THERMASREG® FS20-UW-HE 6m LCD

    368,74 €

    plus 19% VAT. + shipping

    incl. VAT: 438,66 €

Frost protection thermostat or frost protection switch: what is the difference?

In the context of ventilation, air conditioning, and heating systems, both terms are often used for the same protective purpose. Frost protection thermostat describes the temperature-dependent switching device. Frost protection monitor emphasizes its function: It monitors an endangered system area and reports frost danger to the system control.

For product selection, therefore, the technical design is less decisive than the designation. Relevant factors include the type of temperature monitor, the reset, the length and design of the sensor, the required output, and the conditions at the installation site.

How does a freeze protection monitor work?

The freeze protection switch measures the temperature via its sensor. In the mechanical THERMASREG® FST models, a capillary tube-diaphragm system performs this task. If the detected temperature drops below the set switching point, the electrical contact changes. This signal can be used by the system control to trigger the planned frost protection response.

Depending on the model, the system reverts automatically or only after manual unlocking. Electronic models may also feature analog inputs and outputs as well as a display. The actual response triggered depends on the wiring and the higher-level system control.

Antifreeze monitors for ventilation systems and heating coils

In ventilation and air conditioning systems, a freeze protection thermostat protects heat exchangers and heating coils that are particularly susceptible to freezing. For air-side monitoring, the temperature sensor is positioned so that critically low temperatures can be detected across the relevant range. The specific position and routing depend on the system, the airflow, and the manufacturer’s specifications.

To ensure reliable protection, the sensors, installation, and system controls must work together seamlessly. The freeze protection monitor detects and signals the risk of freezing. Measures such as opening valves, operating pumps, shutting off fans, or closing outdoor air dampers are implemented by the respective control system and must be planned on a project-by-project basis.

  • Self-actuated temperature monitor

    • Suitable version: THERMASREG® FST or FST-K without the "HR" suffix
    • Suitable for: applications where the device is to switch back automatically after the danger of frost has passed
    • Features: mechanical temperature monitoring, switching contact, capillary tube or duct version depending on the model
  • Temperature limiter with manual reset

    • Suitable version: THERMASREG® models with the "HR" suffix
    • Suitable for: protective functions where deliberate inspection and manual resetting are intended after activation
    • Features: mechanical locking after activation, release by manual resetting
  • Electronic 2-stage antifreeze thermostat

    • Suitable version: THERMASREG® FS20-UW, depending on the required variant
    • Suitable for: control concepts with additional analog signals or display
    • Features: depending on the version, 0–10 V inputs and outputs, switching contact and display

What to look for when choosing

  1. Monitoring task: Clarify whether the temperature is to be monitored on the air or water side. Not every version is approved for every medium.
  2. Reset function: Decide between automatic reset and mechanical interlocking with manual reset.
  3. Sensor design: Choose between a capillary tube sensor and a compact duct version depending on the system design.
  4. Capillary tube length: The length must suit the area to be monitored and the intended routing. Depending on the model, 0.6 m, 1.8 m, 3 m, 6 m or 12 m are available in the range.
  5. Output signal: Check whether a switching contact is sufficient or whether 0–10 V signals are required for the control concept.
  6. Display: For electronic versions, a display is available depending on the model.
  7. Environmental conditions: Check the protection rating, permitted medium, temperature range and installation requirements on the specific product page.

Selecting the Right Capillary Tube and Sensor

In the case of an antifreeze thermostat with a capillary tube, the length of the capillary tube determines which area of the heat exchanger or heating coil can be monitored. The capillary tube is routed through the relevant monitoring area in accordance with the technical design. Sharp bends, damage, and improper mounting can impair functionality and must be avoided.

When selecting a capillary tube, it is not just the maximum possible length that matters. The capillary tube must be compatible with the coil surface area, the installation path, and the specified sensor response length. The product line offers mechanical models in various lengths as well as compact duct freeze protection thermostats. Always follow the instructions for the selected model when installing, mounting, and commissioning the device.

Select a freeze protection thermostat that is compatible with the system

Whether it’s a compact duct sensor, a mechanical frost protection monitor with a capillary tube, a temperature limiter with manual reset, or an electronic solution: Choose the model based on the specific protection requirement and the existing system control. In the product grid, you can filter the available models by probe or capillary tube length, output, and display.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Frost Protection Thermostats and Frost Protection Monitors

Is a freeze protection monitor the same thing as a freeze protection thermostat?

In ventilation and air conditioning technology, these terms are often used to refer to the same class of equipment. “Frost protection thermostat” describes a device that operates based on temperature, while “frost protection monitor” emphasizes its monitoring function. The key factors in selecting a device are its design, sensor, reset mechanism, output, and intended application.

How does a freeze protection thermostat work?

An anti-freeze thermostat measures the temperature via a sensor. If the temperature falls below the set threshold, a switch contact or an output signal changes, depending on the model. The connected system controller processes this signal and executes the programmed protective action. This action is not determined solely by the thermostat.

Where is a freeze protection switch installed in a ventilation system?

The sensor is installed on the heat exchanger or heating coil that is at risk of freezing, in accordance with the intended monitoring method. For capillary tube versions, it is important to ensure proper distribution across the relevant area. The exact position, mounting, and wiring must be carried out in accordance with the system design and the installation instructions for the selected model.

When is a manual reset advisable?

A manual reset is useful if the system is not to be automatically reactivated after a frost protection trip. A temperature limiter with a manual reset remains locked after a trip until the cause has been investigated and the device has been manually reset. Whether this is necessary is determined by the system’s safety and control design.

We also manufacture individually

Do you have special requirements? As a manufacturer with our own production facilities in Germany, we are also able to produce products outside of the standard range at any time.

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