Thermal fuse

Thermal fuse, also called temperature fuse, is a temperature sensing circuit cut-off device. Thermal fuse can sense the overheating generated during abnormal operation of electrical and electronic products, thereby cutting off the circuit to avoid fire. Commonly used in: electric hair dryer, electric iron, rice cooker, electric stove, transformer, electric motor, water dispenser, coffee maker, etc. The thermal fuse cannot be used again after it is operated, and it only works once at the melting temperature.

Thermal fuse can be divided into:

According to the material: can be divided into metal shell, plastic shell, oxide film shell

According to the temperature can be divided into: 73 degrees, 99 degrees, 77 degrees, 94 degrees, 113 degrees, 121 degrees, 133 degrees, 142 degrees, 157 degrees, 172 degrees, 192 degrees, 216 degrees, 227 degrees, 240 degrees, 70 degrees, 84 degrees, 92 degrees, 95 degrees, 105 degrees, 110 degrees, 115 degrees 121 degrees 128 degrees 130 degrees 139 degrees 141 degrees 144 degrees 152 degrees 157 degrees 169 degrees 184 degrees 185 degrees 192 degrees 216 degrees 227 degrees 228 degrees 240 degrees 250 degrees 280 degrees 320 degrees.