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RATED FUNCTIONING TEMPERATURE (TF, Tf) |
The temperature at which a thermal cutoff changes its state of conductivity to open circuit with detection current as the only load. The tolerance according to UL 1020 is
+ 0, - 10 C.
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¡Ý HOLDING TEMPERATURE (TH, Tc) |
The maximum temperature at which a thermal cutoff can be maintained while conducting rated current for 168 hours which will not cause a change in state of conductivity to open circuit.
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¡Ý RATED CURRENT |
The maximum current which the thermal cutoff is able to carry for a specified time at Tc without alteration of its Functioning Temperature.
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¡Ý INTERRUPTING CURRENT |
The value of the current that the thermal cutoff is capable of interrupting safely at rated voltage and under specified circuit conditions.
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¡Ý TRANSIENT OVERLOAD CURRENT |
A direct-current pulse train which the thermal cutoff is able to withstand without impairing its characteristics.
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¡Ý RATED VOLTAGE |
The voltage used to classify a thermal cutoff.
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