Collection: Thermal Fuses & Cutoffs

It cuts power when a device overheats, preventing fire or damage from a stuck thermostat, blocked airflow or a failing motor. It complements overcurrent devices like Glass & Cartridge Fuses. See the whole Fuses & Electrical Protection range.

Read the value printed on the old thermal fuse, usually in degrees Celsius. Replace it with exactly the same rating; the figure is chosen for that appliance. If the print is unreadable, check the service documentation rather than guessing.

A one-shot thermal fuse opens permanently and must be replaced after it trips. A resettable thermal cutoff restores automatically once it cools. Use the type the appliance was built for; they are not always interchangeable. Browse options in Fuses & Electrical Protection.

It usually means the device got too hot: clogged filters, a failed fan, a stuck thermostat or a faulty heating element. Fix the cause before fitting a new fuse, or it will blow again. For motor-related faults also check MCBs (Circuit Breakers).

No. Bypassing it removes a critical fire-safety device and can cause overheating or fire. Always replace it with the correct rated part. Find compatible protection across Fuses & Electrical Protection.

It is placed in series with the load, in good thermal contact with the part being protected, and connected with the appropriate terminals. Because soldering can damage the fuse with heat, crimp connections are often preferred. See related repair items in TV & Audio.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece; smaller orders carry a standard charge shown at checkout. See our shipping page for details.

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