Robertshaw 5300-641 Thermostat

The Robertshaw 5300-641 is a professional-grade electric cooking control thermostat engineered for high-demand commercial kitchen environments. This 5300 Series electric thermostat features a single pole single throw (SPST) snap-action mechanism, ensuring precise temperature regulation for equipment like deep fryers, griddles, and ovens. With a calibrated dial range of 200°F to 400°F and a 3-foot (36-inch) copper capillary tube, this unit provides the flexibility needed for various equipment profiles. The inclusion of an integrated stuffing box protects the internal components from grease and moisture, while the 5/16" x 7-1/2" sensing bulb delivers rapid response to thermal fluctuations. Rated for up to 30 Amps at 277V AC, the 5300-641 serves as a high-reliability SP-192 replacement or a versatile Uni-Kit solution for commercial food service equipment. Its heavy-duty silver contacts are designed for sustained accuracy across numerous thermal cycles, maintaining a tight mechanical differential for consistent performance.

• High Amperage Rating: Robust electrical capacity of 30A @ 277V AC makes it compatible with heavy-duty heating elements.
• Precise Thermal Detection: The 36-inch capillary length and specialized sensing bulb ensure accurate readings in high-heat zones.
• Durable Construction: Features heavy-duty terminals and a 3/8" nickel stuffing box to resist the harsh conditions of commercial cooking.
• Versatile Cross-Reference: Directly replaces multiple OEM parts including Robertshaw SP-192, Devco 6291, and Johnstone F16-608.

Is the dial included with the thermostat?
Yes, the Robertshaw 5300-641 is supplied as a kit that includes the 4-way mounting hardware and the 200°F to 400°F temperature dial.

What is the maximum ambient temperature for the control body?
The control unit is designed to operate in environments where the ambient temperature does not exceed 200°F (93°C). Ensure the body is mounted away from direct heat sources.

Can I shorten the capillary tube if it is too long?
No, the capillary tube should never be cut or crimped. Excess length should be carefully coiled away from electrical terminals and sharp edges to prevent damage to the internal fluid.

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