Multicomp Pro thermal switch with normally open close-on-rise action at 100°C and 10A at 250V. Flange mount with quick connect sensor terminals.
The Multicomp Pro Thermal Switch is a 100°C normally open snap-action thermostat that closes on temperature rise and is rated at 10A at 250V. It senses temperature changes at 100°C and activates or deactivates connected heating or cooling equipment accordingly.
Overview
The switch uses a normally open (close on rise) contact operation and provides an automatic reset function for continuous operation. It has a switching temperature of 100°C ±3°C and a reset temperature of 85°C ±5°C, supporting automatic temperature regulation across a range of applications.
Key Features
Applications
The thermal switch is suited to temperature control in HVAC systems, appliances, industrial automation, and process control, particularly where automatic temperature regulation with a normally open switching action is required.
Specifications
Choose the Multicomp Pro Thermal Switch when you need a 100°C normally open thermal switch with a 10A contact rating for temperature control in electrical systems.
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