The TPEL RH01-105 HOL is a non-resettable square-format thermal fuse that interrupts the circuit when the component temperature reaches 105°C. Its low trip point makes it the most sensitive variant in the RH01 range reviewed here, suited to appliances where thermal runaway must be stopped at relatively modest temperatures. The 250V AC and 2A ratings cover low-current heating and control circuits.

Each pack of 5 provides a ready supply for appliance service technicians and OEM assembly use.

Key Features

• Square body format — RH01 series
• Rated trip temperature (TF): 105°C
• Fusing-off temperature: 100°C (+3/−2°C)
• Holding temperature (TC): 75°C
• Maximum temperature limit: 180°C
• Voltage rating: 250V AC
• Current rating: 2A

Product Benefits

• 105°C trip point is the lowest in the RH01 HOL range, protecting temperature-sensitive circuits from early thermal overload
• Holding temperature of 75°C ensures the fuse remains intact at typical room and moderate operating temperatures
• Wide fusing range (+3/−2°C) is calibrated for circuits with gradual temperature build-up
• Maximum limit of 180°C provides a large safety margin well above the trip point
• Non-resettable design prevents unsafe auto-reset after any thermal fault condition

Technical Specifications

• Model: RH01-105 HOL
• Body Format: Square
• Rated Trip Temperature (TF): 105°C
• Fusing-off Temperature: 100°C (+3/−2°C)
• Holding Temperature (TC): 75°C
• Maximum Temperature Limit: 180°C
• Voltage: 250V AC
• Current: 2A
• Pack Quantity: 5 pcs

Why You'll Love It

• Compatible with refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines, electric irons, coffee machines, hairdryers, electric grills, stereo systems, computers, televisions, electric boilers, condensers, aeronautical equipment, transformers, and capacitors
• Lowest trip temperature in the RH01 HOL square range, ideal for appliances with strict early-cutoff requirements
• Pack of 5 minimises reorder frequency and reduces cost per unit for repair workshops
• MPN 01.028.0065 ensures accurate identification and reordering