
Snap-action thermal switch, NC, 225°C set, 175°C reset. For HVAC, industrial controls. 16A, 250VAC.
The Multicomp Pro MP-33-225/175 is a snap-action thermostat switch designed to regulate system temperatures by sensing changes at 225°C. This normally closed (NC) switch activates or deactivates heating and cooling systems to maintain desired temperature levels in a variety of applications.
With a robust construction featuring AgNi/Cu contacts, a brass stationary arm, and a PF case, this thermostat ensures reliable performance and durability. The switch operates at 250V and 10A, offers a maximum resistance of 50mΩ between terminals, and an insulation resistance of at least 100MΩ. It is certified to multiple standards, including EN60730-1 and EN60730-2-9, and has a maximum ambient temperature of 170°C.
Key Features:
This thermostat switch is suitable for temperature controllers, industrial automation, and HVAC systems. Each purchase includes one thermostat switch.
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