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Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 72c Degrees Celsius, 100 Pack
by Univen Item #: TH-TF72C-100PK
$40.00
In stock
Thermal fuse, fits many different appliances, electronic devices, etc. Rated 15A at 120V, 10A at 250V. 100 pack. Quality part by Univen, a family owned American business.
- Safeguards against overheating and fire risks
- Rated for 15A at 120V, 10A at 250V
- Versatile design fits various appliances and electronics
- 100-pack provides ample supply for maintenance
- Easy to install and replace as needed
Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 72c Degrees Celsius, 100 Pack Q&A
What temperature rating do these thermal fuses have?
These thermal fuses have a temperature rating of 72°C (162°F).
What is the maximum current capacity of these thermal fuses?
The thermal fuses are rated for a maximum current of 15A at 120V or 10A at 250V.
How many thermal fuses are included in this package?
This package includes 100 thermal fuses.
What types of devices can these thermal fuses be used in?
These thermal fuses are designed to be compatible with a wide range of appliances and electronic devices.
How easy are these thermal fuses to install and replace?
The thermal fuses have a versatile design that makes them easy to integrate and replace as needed.
Univen's Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter offers a reliable solution for protecting your appliances and electronic devices from overheating. These high-quality 72°C (162°F) fuses are designed to seamlessly integrate into a wide range of equipment, ensuring optimal safety and performance. With a 15A at 120V and 10A at 250V rating, these thermal fuses provide robust safeguards against potential fire hazards caused by excessive temperatures. The convenient 100-pack allows you to have a ready supply on hand, making maintenance and replacement a breeze. Trust Univen to keep your devices secure and functioning at their best.
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