High Limit Switch for Commercial Fryer

Deep fryer high limit switches are essential safety components in commercial fryers, designed to prevent overheating and ensure reliable operation in busy kitchens. They monitor oil temperatures and automatically shut off the heating system if the fryer exceeds limits.

Key high-limit components for commercial fryers include the fryer hi-limit with manual reset kit (425°F / 218°C), hi-limit fryer thermostat with insulation sleeving (1/4" x 4" bulb, cap 30"), and hi-limit control with 1/4" x 4" copper bulb and 3/8" stuffing box. These switches monitor oil temperature and automatically cut power when limits are reached. Manual reset kits allow safe restarting after cooling, insulated thermostats ensure precise temperature control, and copper-bulb controls deliver durable, reliable performance in high-heat environments.

PartsFe UK offers a wide selection of high-quality deep fryer high limit switches, including fryer high limit thermostat 450°F, high limit guard, and high limit kit hf, for top commercial fryer brands such as Vulcan Hart, Cleveland, Winston, Henny Penny, Star Mfg, Globe, and more.

FAQs:

What’s the difference between a high-limit thermostat and a snap disc?

A high-limit thermostat uses a sensing bulb for precise control, while a snap disc is a compact, preset safety cutoff device. Both serve to prevent overheating.

Can I reset a deep fryer high limit switch myself?

Yes, many high-limit switches come with a manual reset button. However, if the problem repeats, the switch or thermostat may need replacement.

Why does my fryer keep tripping the high limit switch?

Frequent tripping often means the thermostat is failing, oil levels are too low, or the fryer isn’t circulating heat properly.

Can I reset a fryer high-limit switch myself?

Yes, if it has a manual reset button—just wait for the fryer to cool before pressing it.

What comes in a fryer high-limit switch kit?

It often includes the thermostat, reset button, bulb with capillary, and protective parts.

Do high-limit switches work the same in gas and electric fryers?

Yes, both cut power when oil overheats, but they connect differently to safety systems.