We will compare the lifespan of temperature power sensors and disc-type thermostats.
We will compare the characteristics of the temperature power sensor (controller) and the disk-type thermostat (protector). The "temperature power sensor" has a lifespan of 100,000 cycles at rated load (within the range of no temperature change) and 7 million cycles at minimal load (within the range of no temperature change), while the "disk-type thermostat" has a lifespan of 10,000 cycles for use as a protector (within the range of not becoming inoperative). Both have contact configurations that turn OFF with rising temperature and turn ON with rising temperature, but the "temperature power sensor" has transfer contacts. For more details, please download the catalog.
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**Features** **Lifespan** ○ Temperature power sensor: 100,000 cycles at rated load (within a range without temperature change) ○ Disc-type thermostat: 10,000 cycles as a protector (within a range that does not cause malfunction) **Differential** ○ Temperature power sensor: Temperature range for normal temperature use (-10 to 110°C) A to D rank, etc. ○ Disc-type thermostat: -10°C to 100°C... 10°C to 20°C, etc. **Contact Capacity** ○ Temperature power sensor: MQT8 series at 125V/2A (power factor 1), etc. ○ Disc-type thermostat: 1/2 inch disc at 125V/15A (power factor 1) ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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