The superior materials to protect the over-temperature electric appliance
  • According
    to the statistics, over- temperature has always occupied an important
    position.in the electrical damage reason ,Therefore,over-temperature protection
    device for electrical has almost become the necessary
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    present, most of the electrical over temperature protector are hot melt type
    over-temperature protection.We called it fuse in another word, the principle is
    that when the fuse current through the exceeded limit value, the fuse fused
    because the temperature rise, in addition of below the rated capacity,the heat
    generation and heat balance,the fuse temperature did not reach the melting
    temperature, it will not break. Facts prove that, fuse to protect electrical
    effect is very obvious. However, this kind of fuse protection, it need to be
    replaced once the fuse break, it’s troublesome operation and economy.
    In order to overcome this fuse
    protection faults, some people have invented a relay type over-temperature
    protection device. Relay protection at rated temperature can automatically
    power off, disconnect just press the reset lever can be used, without
    replacement, with simple operation and economy.
    The key to
    relay protection  is the thermal
    particulate matter of 4 chloro cinnamic acid. 4 - chloro cinnamic acid is the colorless
    crystals,two kinds : cis and trans. Soluble in ethanol, CIS trans melting point
    melting point of 110.5 DEG C, 249-250 C.

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