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Superior range of thermal fuses enables extended product lifecycle


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esigned for high- performance safety, the PEPI H9 non-resettable


thermal fuse delivers exceptional over-temperature protection in a compact package. Despite its small size, it manages electrical loads up to 15A/250VAC, making it ideal as the ultimate thermal protector for demanding applications such as consumer appliances, catering and industrial equipment. Engineered with precision in mind, the PEPI H9 bimetal fuse operates across a wide calibration range from 130°C to 260°C, with tight tolerances to ±5K. Its unique bimetal, snap-action blade ensures an ultra-fast response time and one-time, non-resettable operation—it won’t reset even at extreme temperatures as low as -35°C.


Delivering superior reliability, the PEPI H9


ATC Semitec Ltd - 01606 871680 sales@atcsemitec.co.uk


A little help making sense of thermal protection


bimetal thermal fuse is not as susceptible to thermal aging, preventing premature failures and product recalls, and maintaining consistent performance over time. With over 10 confi gurations, the PEPI’s H series fuses will fi t seamlessly into diverse applications. Flexible termination options make the PEPI H9 a trusted choice for highly dependable, responsive thermal protection. Available ex stock from ATC Semitec, the UK’s leading distributor of temperature sensors and thermal protectors.


www.atcsemitec.co.uk


From concept to completion, ATC Semitec is your


go-to partner for all your temperature monitoring needs. With over 25 years technical expertise and cutting edge solutions – trust us to provide the extra support that makes the difference in your biggest projects.


01606 871680


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