A dual safety structure that allows control from -10 to 110℃ and includes a built-in temperature fuse. For the controller (for control) and for the protector (for overheating prevention).
The MQT11K and MQT11H series temperature power sensors for normal temperature use, rated at 2 Amps, are high-performance control-type thermostats that can serve as a substitute for higher-end electronic thermostats, despite being bimetal thermostats. They feature small differential, long lifespan, compact size, and low cost, with no competing products available. For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Capable of controlling temperatures from -10 to 110℃ ○ Comes with two lead wires ○ Equipped with a fuse ○ Double safety structure with an internal temperature fuse ○ Please consult us regarding the operating temperature of the fuse → Pb compatibility is also possible ○ Please choose a fuse temperature that is at least 25℃ higher than the thermostat setting temperature ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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