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Supplier: SCHURTER Inc
Description: Industrial: Battery Protection, Power supplies, Lighting ballasts, H-Bridge circuits, Motor drivers Other versions on request Thermal protection with integrated fuse Thermal protection with customer specific resistance Thermal protection with customer specific tripping
- Rated Voltage: 60 volts
- Voltage Type: DC Voltage
- Lead Material: Other
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Supplier: Thermtrol
Description: The Thermal DF Series Thermal Cutoffs are single action devices that open when a preset temperature is reached. They do not reset. The active component of a thermal cutoff is an electrically insulated thermal pellet. This pellet holds a spring loaded contact against a
- Rated Voltage: 125 to 250 volts
- Rated Current: 10 to 15 amps
- Voltage Type: AC Voltage
- Thermal Cutoff Style: Axial Leads, Radial Leads
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Supplier: Thermal Circuits, Inc.
Description: flex circuits, and a myriad of thermal sensors and over-temperature devices; such as thermistors, RTDs, thermocouples, thermostats, thermal fuses, and semiconductor-type components. Firm-A-Graphics Thermal Circuits is committed to Total Customer Satisfaction and complying
- Industry Served: Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Food and Beverage, General Industrial, Medical, Military, Other
- Services: Design Assistance
- Features: North America, Northeast US Only, United States Only
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Supplier: Larson Electronics LLC
Description: emit some form of thermal energy. Infrared thermal imaging cameras are able to capture this thermal energy and transform it into an image you can see. Objects producing less thermal energy will be a duller white, while objects generating more thermal energy (higher
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Supplier: Schott Japan
Description: device in the D6 series for electrical equipment. The D6 series (D6T / D6X / D6WX) The D6 series is a line of dual safety devices which integrate a thermal link and resistor as a heater and use a ceramic material for the device (cap and base). The D6 series is activated
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Enclosure heater with fan HVL 031 The HVL 031 is a space-saving fan heater for temperature control in enclosures, casings and technical installation spaces. It serves as a contactor against condensate. This (read more)
Browse Industrial Heaters Datasheets for STEGO -
-Thin Flexible Heaters is less than 0.22mm (0.0087 inches) and each typically weighs only 0.04 g/cm2 (0.009oz/in2). They are ideal heaters for applications with limited space such as defense electronics, aircraft, portable medical instruments, laboratory research, optical (read more)
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High Voltage SMD Fuse is AEC-Q compliant, ensuring its suitability for automotive applications. Measuring at a compact 5x5x32mm, the 0ACF Series offers a space-saving solution without compromising performance. Its small physical size makes it suitable for a wide range of applications where (read more)
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Its current-limiting design minimizes thermal and mechanical stress during fault conditions, improving equipment reliability and reducing system downtime. Applications The VJF Class J fuse is suitable for a broad (read more)
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, making it suitable for installations where space savings and fault-current protection are critical. Its current-limiting design helps reduce the thermal and mechanical effects of short-circuit events, supporting system reliability and equipment protection (read more)
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RCE 016 | 5 W to 9 W This compact cartridge heater for controlling the temperature of small casings and enclosures protects against condensation. The PTC heating element embedded in the aluminium heater body is temperature-limiting (self (read more)
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Design for Space-Constrained Systems Space-Saving Structure: Ideal for applications with limited installation space (read more)
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The VICFUSE VF476 Series is a fast acting surface mount ceramic fuse designed for compact electronic applications requiring reliable overcurrent protection. The fuse provides rapid response during overload and short (read more)
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1206 (3.1 × 1.55 mm) package, the 12SF Series supports automated SMT assembly and space-efficient PCB layouts for modern electronic products. The fuse features a ceramic body, silver fuse element, and silver/nickel/tin termination (read more)
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a great solution that pack a lot of punch. They are an excellent source of localized heat for applications that demand precise thermal control in small spaces. When a heater is properly positioned, and the precise wattage has been calculated, micro-heaters deliver uniform temperatures up to (read more)
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