How to Say “Thermostat Housing” in French

boîtier de thermostat
The English phrase thermostat housing is translated into French as boîtier de thermostat.

Did you know?

  • In French automotive circles, a boîtier de thermostat is often discussed alongside the calorstat, a brand name that became a generic term for the thermostat valve itself.
  • While boîtier refers to the housing, the word boîte is used for a wide variety of unrelated things, from a gearbox to a nightclub.
  • The word boîtier shares a linguistic root with the English word 'box', as both derive from the Vulgar Latin 'buxis'.

Examples in context

  • Le boîtier de thermostat est fissuré.
    The thermostat housing is cracked.
  • Il faut remplacer le boîtier de thermostat.
    The thermostat housing needs to be replaced.
  • Vérifiez l'état du boîtier de thermostat.
    Check the condition of the thermostat housing.

Example conversation

Gabriel is looking under the hood of a car in a garage.

  1. Léa

    Tu as trouvé la fuite, Gabriel ?
    Did you find the leak, Gabriel?
  2. Gabriel

    Oui, ça vient du boîtier de thermostat.
    Yes, it's coming from the thermostat housing.
  3. Léa

    Est-ce que c'est grave ?
    Is it serious?
  4. Gabriel

    Non, mais il faut changer la pièce.
    No, but the part needs to be changed.
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