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Bref: Discover the Alloy Thermal-link Thermal Cutoff (TCO) for automobile electronics, a non-resettable protective device ensuring safety in electrical equipment. With a rated current of 40A and functioning temps from 76°C to 230°C, it's CCC, RoHS, and REACH compliant.

Caractéristiques Du Produit Connexes:

Non-resettable protective device for one-time use in electrical equipment.
Composed of fusible alloy, flux, plastic/ceramic case, and lead wires.
Disconnects circuit completely when temperature reaches fusing temp.
Rated current ranges from 1A to 200A for versatile applications.
Functioning temperatures available from 76°C to 230°C.
Compliant with CCC, RoHS, and REACH standards for safety.
Available in multiple models with varying fusing temperatures.
Compact dimensions for easy integration into automobile electronics.

FAQ:

What is the purpose of the Alloy Thermal-link Thermal Cutoff (TCO)?

The TCO is a non-resettable protective device that disconnects the circuit completely when the temperature reaches its fusing point, ensuring safety in electrical equipment.
What are the rated current and functioning temperature ranges?

The TCO has a rated current of 40A (with options from 1A to 200A) and functioning temperatures ranging from 76°C to 230°C, depending on the model.
Is the TCO compliant with international safety standards?

Yes, the TCO is compliant with CCC, RoHS, and REACH standards, ensuring it meets global safety and environmental requirements.