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Temperature Limiter

Our own production produces high-quality, customized temperature limiters. For standard solutions, we also offer a wide range of stock products. 

Our temperature limiters are used wherever protection against excess temperature is required or necessary and automatic restarting of the device to be protected after subsequent cooling is undesirable or not permitted.

Select Product

Temperature Limiter Q

  • Bimetallic thermal switch with self-holding function
  • Up to 6.5 A
  • 40 - 150° C

Current and Temperature Limiter Y

  • Bimetal thermal switch with self-holding and tripping function
  • Up to 9.6 A
  • 40 -150°C 

Bimetal Thermostat KO, KS, KB, SO

  • Temperature Switch Controller / Limiter 
  • Up to 16.0 A 
  • -25 - 350 °C

Bimetal Thermostat TK24/ TK32 Series

Termperature switch, Controller / Limiter, Up to 16.0A

Bimetal Thermostat KSD Series

  • Temperature Switch Controller / Limiter
  • Up to 25.0 A
  • 0 - 280 °C

Production

Our own plant produces high quality, customized temperature limiters; the functionality of every single switch is multiple tested and thus 100% reliability is guaranteed. The switches are VDE or UL certified.

We offer a wide range of commercial goods for standard solutions.

Area of Application

The temperature limiter is used wherever, on the one hand, protection against overtemperatures is required, and, on the other hand, automatic cut-in of the device to be protected - subsequent to a follow-on cooling down period - is undesirable or not permissible.

Function

A Limiter works in a similar way as the Detectors described above. Here, too, the circuit is interrupted if a previously set temperature is exceeded.

But Temperature Limiters have a self-latching shut-off function. So even if the unit has cooled down, the circuit is not closed again, and the process is not restarted. You therefore must switch it back on manually.

Many of us have a blender in our kitchen. If it overheats, it switches itself off automatically. To use the appliance again, it first needs to cool down and then you can switch it on again manually.