BILAMES probes with automatic reset 70 ° C ... 180 ° C Bimetallic probes Bimetallic switches are used in the electrical industry for automatic temperature monitoring. You do not need a triggering device unlike PTC probes and therefore limit the temperature of the equipment or parts for which an automatic downshift must take place after cooling. Bimetallic switches are available in many forms. Instructions for use of bimetallic probes Due to their good resistance to pressure, bimetallic switches can be installed on or in the winding of electrical devices. Some bimetallic strips have an uninsulated metal case and are energized. They are used in areas that are already sufficiently isolated or where no enclosure insulation is required. The ST01U1 bimetallic strips are insulated by assembling a Kynar, Mylar (≤ 130 ° C) or Nomex (≥ 135 ° C) heat-shrinkable tubing. The switches have a high resistance to voltage up to 2 kV at 50Hz AC and 1min. as well as protection class I VDE. They are particularly suitable for installation in the windings of motors, transformers and coils.
Bimetallic switches are used in the electrical industry for automatic temperature monitoring. You do not need a trigger device unlike PTC probes and therefore limit the temperature of the equipment or parts for which an automatic downshift must take place after cooling. Bimetallic switches are available in many forms.
Instructions for use of bimetallic
Due to their good resistance to pressure, bimetallic switches can be installed on or in the winding of electrical devices.
Some bimetallic strips have a non-insulated metal case and are live. They are used in already sufficiently insulated areas or when no insulation of the housing is necessary.
Bimetals ST01U1 type are insulated by assembling a heat shrinkable sheath Kynar, Mylar (≤ 130 ° C) or Nomex (≥ 135 ° C). The switches have a high resistance to voltage up to 2 kV at 50Hz AC and 1min. as well as the protection class I VDE. They are particularly suitable for installation in windings of motors, transformers and coils.