A thermal fuse or thermal cutoff is a safety device which open circuits against overheating at a targeted threshold. Rated at 157 degrees celcius.

Also referred to as a thermostat, this safety device will protect a circuit against overheating by opening at a targeted threshold. It closes again automatically once a specific lower temperature is reached. Rated to 60 degrees celcius.

This safety device works by activating a circuit when a high heat threshold is detected, thereby powering a cooling system or fan for example. It then deactivates that device upon sensing a different lower temperature. Rated to 70 degrees celcius.

A thermal fuse or thermal cutoff is a safety device which open circuits against overheating at a targeted threshold. Rated at 77 degrees celcius.

A thermal fuse or thermal cutoff is a safety device which open circuits against overheating at a targeted threshold. Rated at 228 degrees celcius.

Also referred to as a thermostat, this safety device will protect a circuit against overheating by opening at a targeted threshold. It closes again automatically once a specific lower temperature is reached. Rated to 90 degrees celcius.

A thermal fuse or thermal cutoff is a safety device which open circuits against overheating at a targeted threshold. Rated at 132 degrees celcius.

A thermal fuse or thermal cutoff is a safety device which open circuits against overheating at a targeted threshold. Rated at 192 degrees celcius.

This safety device works by activating a circuit when a high heat threshold is detected, thereby powering a cooling system or fan for example. It then deactivates that device upon sensing a different lower temperature. Rated to 100 degrees celcius.

Also referred to as a thermostat, this safety device will protect a circuit against overheating by opening at a targeted threshold. It closes again automatically once a specific lower temperature is reached. Rated to 100 degrees celcius.

A thermal fuse or thermal cutoff is a safety device which open circuits against overheating at a targeted threshold. Rated at 216 degrees celcius.

This safety device works by activating a circuit when a high heat threshold is detected, thereby powering a cooling system or fan for example. It then deactivates that device upon sensing a different lower temperature. Rated to 50 degrees celcius.

Also referred to as a thermostat, this safety device will protect a circuit against overheating by opening at a targeted threshold. It closes again automatically once a specific lower temperature is reached. Rated to 70 degrees celcius.