• Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128c Degrees Celsius, 100 Pack
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Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128c Degrees Celsius, 100 Pack

by Univen Item #: TH-TF128C-100PK
Protect Your Electronic Devices with 128C Thermal Cutoff Limiters
$40.00
Out of stock but available to order
Designed to fit a wide variety of appliances and devices, these thermal fuses provide a vital safety feature that helps prevent overheating and potential damage.

Also known as a temperature switch, thermal cutout or temperature fuse, this essential component is rated 15A at 120V and 10A at 250V. This ensures optimal performance and compatibility with a diverse range of equipment.

Our Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128c is designed to deliver peace of mind and exceptional reliability. The 100 pack offers a cost-effective solution for maintaining your appliances and electronics in top working condition, giving you the confidence to enjoy your devices without the worry of overheating.

Don't compromise on the safety and performance of your appliances and electronic devices. Invest in the best with our Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128c Degrees Celsius 100 pack, and experience the benefits of enhanced protection and longevity for all your treasured equipment.
  • Prevents overheating and potential damage to appliances & electronic devices
  • Compatible with a wide range of temperature-sensitive equipment
  • Cuts off power at 128C to ensure optimal working conditions
  • 15A at 120V and 10A at 250V for versatile protection
  • 100 pack to cover all your safety needs

Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128c Degrees Celsius, 100 Pack Q&A

What appliances and devices can I use the thermal fuses with?
These thermal fuses are compatible with a wide range of appliances and electronic devices.
How do these thermal fuses work?
They cut off the power when the temperature rises to 128C, preventing overheating.
What voltage are these thermal fuses rated for?
15A at 120V and 10A at 250V.
How many thermal fuses come in a pack?
There are 100 thermal fuses in a pack.
Can these fuses be used with 120V and 250V appliances?
Yes, they are suitable for both 120V and 250V devices.
Do these fuses help prevent expensive repairs?
Yes, by preventing overheating, they help protect against costly damage.
Are these thermal fuses easy to install?
Yes, they can be easily installed in a variety of appliances and devices.
Do these fuses have any other names?
They may also be referred to as thermal cut off, temperature switch, thermal cutout, or temperature fuse.
Can these thermal fuses improve the safety of my devices?
Yes, they offer reliable protection against overheating and potential hazards.
Is this thermal fuse pack a cost-effective safety investment?
Yes, by purchasing a 100 pack, you can ensure the safety of your appliances and devices at a reasonable cost.

128C Thermal Fuse Cutoff Limiter Pack - Ultimate Overheating Protection

Ensure the safety and longevity of your appliances and electronic devices with our 128C thermal cutoff limiter pack. These versatile fuses offer reliable protection against overheating, which can lead to costly damage.

Our thermal fuses are compatible with a wide range of appliances and devices, making them an essential safety feature for all your temperature-sensitive equipment. By cutting off the power when the temperature rises to 128C, they keep your devices in optimal working condition.

Rated at 15A for 120V and 10A for 250V, these high-quality thermal fuses provide the necessary protection regardless of your power requirements. With a 100 pack on hand, you can ensure that all your appliances and electronic devices are covered.

By investing in our 100 pack of 128C thermal cutoff limiters, you're not only securing the safety of your appliances and electronic devices, but you're also protecting yourself from potential hazards and costly repair bills.

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