The temperature power sensor series for normal temperature use (−10 to 110°C) is active!
The outdoor surveillance cameras use the MQT8H 15XB, MQT8KT 7XB, and MQT8K 30YB from the room temperature temperature power sensor 2Amp series for anti-fogging, freeze prevention, and temperature rise prevention. The MQT8H 15XB is used for anti-fogging of the camera lens, controlling the heater to around 15°C to 10°C. The MQT8KT 7XB is used for freeze prevention inside the housing during winter, controlling the heater to around 7°C to 3°C. Additionally, the MQT8KT 30YB is used to prevent temperature rise inside the housing during summer, controlling the exhaust fan to around 30°C to 25°C. In this way, they are used as temperature control thermostats for various applications. For more details, please contact us.
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【Features】 ○ Controls the heater for camera lens anti-fogging at around 15℃ to 10℃ (MQT8H 15XB) ○ Controls the heater for preventing freezing inside the housing during winter at around 7℃ to 3℃ (MQT8KT 7XB) ○ Controls the exhaust fan to prevent temperature rise inside the housing during summer at around 30℃ to 25℃ (MQT8KT 30YB) ○ Used as a thermostat for various applications ○ Capable of controlling temperatures from -10 to 110℃ ● For more details, please contact us.
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