Jiangsu ChangSheng Electric Appliance Co., Ltd
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Automotive 17AM-D Bimetal Thermal Protector For Motor With Snap–Action Disc
Specifications
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Normally close, open on temperature rise, automatic reset |
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Contact capacity |
125Vac/16A, 250Vac/8A 600Vac/4A 24Vdc/20A |
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Cycles life |
6,000-10,000cycles |
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Open temperature |
50°C to 160°C in increments of 5°C |
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Temperature Tolerance |
±5°C |
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Differential Temperature |
depending on open temperature |
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Seal |
High-seal and low-seal gasket material available |
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Contact resistance |
≤100 mW |
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Insulation resistance |
The resistance between the leads and insulation sleeve is >100 M with 500 VDC at 25 °C. |
Applications:
Description:
17AM-D is a thermally operated snap-action device which delivers the over heat protection with advanced structure, high contact capacity and long cycle life. The operating principle of the 17AM-D is both simple and effective. At the heart of the proctor is a bimetal snap–action disc. When the temperature of this disc reaches its pre-calibrated temperature it snaps open, resulting in an open circuit. This temperature is reached during a fault condition, caused by either an increase in ambient temperature, an increase in current flowing through the discs, or a combination of both. After the 17AM-D breaks the circuit, the system cools and the 17AM-D automatically resets, allowing power to be restored to the circuit.
Competitive Advantage
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1. The strongest Chinese manufacturer, TS16949 and ISO14001 recognized. |
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2. Compact, miniature size. |
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3. UL,VDE,CE CQC Approved. |
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4. Individually temperature checked on modern, custom-designed equipments from Japan. |
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5. Snap–action disc |
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6. Gasketed steel case suitable for most impregnation processes |
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7. Professional solutions with wide selection of leads and insulating sleeves |
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8. Bimetal discs carry circuit current, so it is current and temperature double sensitivity for maximum design flexibility and application |
