EYP-2BN088

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Thermal Cutoffs, also known as Thermal Fuses, are a safety device that protect against overheating of electronic circuits. They are used in all types of electronic devices, ranging from small appliances to large industrial machines. In particular, the EYP-2BN088 Thermal Cutoff (TCO) is a thermal protection device designed for use in a wide variety of applications.

The EYP-2BN088 Thermal Cutoff is designed to automatically shut off a circuit when a certain temperature threshold has been exceeded, preventing expensive and potentially hazardous overheating. The EYP-2BN088 TCO has a maximum trip temperature of 128°C and a approximately 5° temperature differential before tripping. In order to reset the Thermal Cutoff, a temperature of approximately 88°C must be reached.

The EYP-2BN088 Thermal Cutoff is ideal for a wide range of applications, including powering off household appliances if they become too hot, preventing damage to components in electronic devices, and for protecting circuit boards in down-hole drilling tools. The Thermal Cutoff can also be used in automotive circuit protection, such as the protection of alternators and starters.

The working principle of the EYP-2BN088 Thermal Cutoff is quite simple. The device consists of a metal strip or wire that is wrapped around a ceramic or bead core. The metal strip or wire is then connected to two exposed terminals. When the temperature of the metal strip or wire reaches the maximum trip temperature, the metal strip or wire expands, breaking the contact between the two terminals and cutting off the current to the circuit.

The EYP-2BN088 Thermal Cutoff is a reliable and robust safety device and is well-suited for a wide range of applications. While the device has no reset feature, it is designed to quickly and safely trip the circuit when the maximum temperature is exceeded. As such, it is a simple and effective way to protect expensive and potentially hazardous equipment from overheating.

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