Henny Penny 60241 Hi Limit Thermostat, 425F, CE Settings

Henny Penny 60241 Hi Limit Thermostat, 425°F, CE Settings

The Henny Penny 60241 Hi Limit Thermostat is a genuine OEM safety thermostat designed to protect commercial fryer systems from overheating. Calibrated at 425°F with CE-approved settings, this thermostat provides reliable temperature cutoff performance, helping safeguard your equipment and kitchen environment during busy service hours.

Critical Safety Component

High-limit thermostats are essential for ensuring fryer systems operate within safe temperature ranges. The 60241 model is engineered to trigger a shutdown if temperatures exceed safe limits, preventing damage to components and reducing fire risk. Built to OEM specifications, this thermostat delivers dependable performance for commercial kitchens.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Part — Designed and manufactured to match Henny Penny specifications.
• 425°F Temperature Setting — Precisely calibrated cutoff point for safety protection.
• CE Settings — Built with CE-compliant calibration for international safety standards.
• Reliable Performance — Ensures consistent high-limit activation when needed.
• Durable Construction — Built for commercial kitchen conditions.
• Easy Replacement — Direct swap for compatible fryer models.

Operational Benefits

• Enhanced Safety — Helps prevent overheating and related equipment damage.
• Reduced Risk — Provides reliable temperature cutoff in critical situations.
• Improved Equipment Longevity — Protects electrical and mechanical components from heat stress.
• Peace of Mind — OEM quality ensures dependable operation during long service shifts.

Compatible Equipment

The Henny Penny 60241 Hi Limit Thermostat is designed for use in select commercial fryers and related kitchen equipment that require a high-limit cutoff device with 425°F calibration and CE settings. Always verify your specific model and safety controls before placing an order.

Technical Specifications

Installation & Safety Notes

• Disconnect power and allow equipment to cool before servicing.
• Follow manufacturer wiring diagrams for proper installation.
• Secure thermostat leads and mounting to avoid vibration or loosening.
• After installation, test high-limit function before returning to service.
• Inspect thermostat periodically as part of routine maintenance.