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Electric Iron Temperature Sensor
Y12 this series of temperature sensors are installed by riveting and fixing. It has a simple structure and high-temperature measurement sensitivity. Various dimensions can be customized according to customer needs, which is convenient for customers to install according to the structure, and customize or match various characteristic parameters according to customer needs. This series The product has stable and reliable performance and good temperature measurement consistency.
Specification
| Recommend | R100℃=6.282KΩ±2%,B100/200℃=4300K±2% R200℃=1KΩ±3% ,B100/200℃=4537K±2% R25℃=100KΩ±1% ,B25/50℃=3950K±1% |
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| Working Temperature range | -30℃～+200℃ |
| Thermal Time constant | MAX.15sec |
| Insulation Voltage | 1800VAC,2sec |
| Insulation Resistance | 500VDC ≥100MΩ |
| Wire | Polyimide film |
| Connector | PH,XH,SM,5264 |
| Support | OEM,ODM order |
The Features of Electric Iron Temperature Sensor
- Easy and convenient installation, simple structure, and size can be customized according to the installation structure.
- Resistance value and B value have high precision, good consistency, and stable performance.
- Wide range of applications, high-temperature resistance, excellent voltage insulation performance.
The Working Principle of Electric Iron Temperature Sensor
There is a bimetal temperature sensor inside the electric iron. At normal temperature, the upper and lower contacts are in contact. However, when the temperature changes, due to the difference in thermal expansion coefficient between the upper metal and the lower metal of the bimetal, the bimetal bends to control the flow of the circuit. Off. Adjust the height of the lifting screw through the temperature adjustment knob, so as to realize the setting of different temperatures. If the temperature needs to be set higher, the lifting screw should be lowered; otherwise, it should be raised.
