A cabinet thermostat is an electronic device designed to regulate the temperature inside an enclosed space, such as a control cabinet, electrical panel, or even a refrigerated display case. It works by monitoring the internal temperature and activating or deactivating heating or cooling systems as necessary to maintain the desired temperature. This mechanism prevents overheating or excessive cooling, which can otherwise lead to equipment failure or inefficient operation. Cabinet thermostats are typically used in areas where precise temperature control is necessary for the safety, longevity, and performance of the equipment housed inside.