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Unique-Bargains KSD9700 160 °C N.C 250 V 5 A 2-wire 70 mm electrical timer switch 2pcs
Pack of two normally-closed thermal switches that open at 160 °C, rated 250 V 5 A with 70 mm leads and 100 000-cycle life
- Normally closed contact protects circuits by opening at 160 °C
- 250 V 5 A rating handles substantial current loads reliably
- 70 mm two-wire leads simplify installation in tight spaces
- Metal bimetal sensor delivers 100000-cycle service life
- Supplied as a pair of KSD9700 switches for immediate use
Precision 160 °C Thermal Cut-off
The Unique-Bargains KSD9700 is a normally-closed bimetal thermostat that opens at 160 °C to protect motors, ballasts and chargers from overheating. Rated for 250 V and 5 A, each 70 mm two-wire unit suits maintenance engineers and DIY repairers who need a reliable high-temperature safety switch.
Sustained 100 000-cycle endurance
The square bimetal element snaps open cleanly when the sensing temperature reaches the 160 °C threshold and resets automatically once the temperature falls. Life testing confirms 100 000 actuation cycles, so the switch maintains consistent trip behaviour through repeated thermal excursions rather than drifting after a few events.
Low-loss metal body runs cool
The compact metal housing dissipates heat quickly, keeping contact resistance low during continuous 5 A operation at 250 V. No fan or forced airflow is required, so the device adds negligible acoustic noise and minimal power draw to the protected circuit in normal use.
Highlights
- Normally closed contact protects circuits by opening at 160 °C
- 250 V 5 A rating handles substantial current loads reliably
- 70 mm two-wire leads simplify installation in tight spaces
- Metal bimetal sensor delivers 100000-cycle service life
- Supplied as a pair of KSD9700 switches for immediate use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How hot does the KSD9700 thermostat get during continuous 5 A operation?
The KSD9700 is a thermal switch rated to open at 160 °C; its own temperature follows the device it protects, so it does not self-heat significantly at 250 V 5 A.
What wiring or connectors must I already have to install these 2-wire switches?
Each switch has two bare wires 70 mm long, so you need a way to splice or crimp them into your circuit — screw terminals, wire nuts or solder joints will work.
Will the 160 °C trip point protect an older motor that originally used a lower-temperature cutoff?
No, a 160 °C switch allows higher temperatures than a lower-rated cutoff, so it would not provide the same protection for that motor.
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