SM095G0 - Thermal Cutoff SEFUSE

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™ Approved by UL (USA), CSA (Canada), VDE (Germany), BEAB (UK) and MITI (Japan) ™ Very small ™ Conpact, durable and veliable by hermetic seal structure. ™ Excellent sensitive to abnormal temperature rise and high accuracy in operation. ™ Stable characteristics in a long-term. ™ Capable of opening at a cutoff current of AC 0.5 amperes and DC 3 and 5 amperes. ™ One shot operation.

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Part number	SM095G0
Manufacturer	NEC
File Size	76.03 KB
Description	Thermal Cutoff SEFUSE
Datasheet	SM095G0 Datasheet
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DATA SHEET Thermal Cutoff SEFUSETM SM/G SERIES FUSIBLE ALLOY THERMAL SENSITIVE TYPE, 0.5 AMPERES (250 Va.c.) and 3 and 5 AMPERES (50 Vd.c.) Rated Current The NEC's SEFUSE (SM/G series) is a small, solid and reliable thermal cutoff that can be used under 0.5 A / 250 Vac. 3 and 5 ampere / 50 Vdc. electrical rating type, added to the product line-up lately, is also available. It protects home appliances and industrial equipment from fire and accident by opening of electrical circuit if it senses an abnormal temperature rise. FEATURES ™ Approved by UL (USA), CSA (Canada), VDE (Germany), BEAB (UK) and MITI (Japan) ™ Very small ™ Conpact, durable and veliable by hermetic seal structure. ™ Excellent sensitive to abnormal temperature rise and high accuracy in operation.

Published: Oct 19, 2017 |