Thermal Cutoffs are one-time thermal fuses that open the circuit when a preset trip temperature is reached, providing reliable overheat protection for electrical and electronic devices. They are non resettable; after activation, the device must be serviced and the cutoff replaced. Benefits and features - Protects against overheating and fire risk by interrupting power at the defined trip temperature. - Simple installation with a clear, single point of protection; no user reset required after activation. - Durable construction with a metal housing and insulated leads, designed for high temperature environments. - Wide compatibility across appliances, power supplies, heating elements and control circuits; available in multiple trip temperatures and lead configurations. - Compact form factor fits into tight spaces without sacrificing performance. - Consistent, dependable performance and long shelf life when stored and used as specified. Specifications to consider - Function: one-time thermal cutoff fuse. - Trip temperature: available in a range of preset options to match device requirements. - Material: metal housing with insulated leads; engineered for thermal resistance and reliability. - Mounting and lead configuration: multiple formats and lead lengths are available to suit different installations. Practical use scenarios - Replacing a failed cutoff in kitchen small appliances such as compact kettles or toasters to restore safety protection. - Integrating into power adapters, battery packs, or charging circuits where internal temperature monitoring is critical. - Implementing in heating elements or control circuits in light industrial equipment to prevent overheating and potential damage. Note: Verify the trip temperature, lead length, and mounting format to ensure correct compatibility with your device.