10Pcs Ceramic Thermal Cutoff Fuse 10/15/20A 250V 185°C 230°C
10Pcs Ceramic Thermal Cutoff Fuse — 10/15/20A, 250V, 185°C & 230°C
Keep your home appliances and low-voltage circuits safe with this pack of 10 ceramic thermal cutoff fuses. Engineered with a high-purity ceramic housing and a precision thermal-sensitive alloy core, these fuses deliver reliable overheat protection for everyday household devices like electric kettles, rice cookers, space heaters, and more. Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- Superior Heat Insulation: High-purity ceramic housing provides exceptional high-temperature resistance, electrical insulation, and impact resistance — protecting internal sensing components from external damage and electrical leakage for a long service life.
- Precise Overheat Cutoff: The thermal-sensitive alloy core triggers an immediate circuit cutoff exactly when the preset temperature (185°C or 230°C) is reached. No false triggers under normal operating conditions — helping prevent appliance burnout and potential fire hazards.
- Stable High-Voltage Conduction: Fiberglass braided insulated lead wires offer excellent anti-aging and heat-resistant performance, maintaining stable conductivity under a 250V rated load — ensuring continuous, reliable current transmission without insulation breakdown or short-circuit faults during long-term use.
- Sealed Corrosion-Resistant Structure: High-density hermetic sealing paired with the ceramic shell blocks moisture, dust, and corrosive substances from reaching internal components — maintaining stable performance even in humid, dusty, or mildly corrosive environments.
- Compact Universal-Fit Design: The thickened mini ceramic body fits most small-to-medium electrical appliance installation spaces and supports convenient soldering assembly, making installation and maintenance straightforward.
Specifications
| Category | Thermal Cutoff Fuse |
| Material | Ceramic Shell, Fiberglass Braided Insulated Lead, Thermal-Sensitive Alloy Core |
| Rated Voltage | 250V AC |
| Rated Current | 10A / 15A / 20A |
| Cutoff Temperatures | 185°C & 230°C |
| Quantity | 10 Pieces |
| Application | Household appliances (kettles, rice cookers, heaters, etc.), small industrial electrical equipment, low-voltage power supply circuits |
| Origin | Made in Mainland China |
Notes
- Product images may not reflect actual size — refer to specifications above for dimensions.
- Please allow minor differences due to manual measurement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a ceramic thermal cutoff fuse and how does it work?
A: A ceramic thermal cutoff fuse is a one-time-use safety device built into electrical appliances. Its thermal-sensitive alloy core melts and permanently opens the circuit when the surrounding temperature reaches the fuse's rated cutoff point (e.g. 185°C or 230°C), instantly stopping current flow and preventing the appliance from overheating or catching fire.
Q: Can these fuses be used in multiple appliances?
A: Yes. The compact, universal-fit ceramic body is compatible with a wide range of small and medium household appliances — including electric kettles, rice cookers, hair dryers, space heaters, and low-voltage power supply circuits — as long as the voltage and current ratings match your device's specifications.
Q: Are these thermal fuses resettable after they trip?
A: No. Thermal cutoff fuses are single-use components. Once the cutoff temperature is reached and the circuit opens, the fuse must be replaced. This is a deliberate safety design to ensure the appliance cannot be inadvertently restarted without a proper inspection and fuse replacement.
Q: How do I choose between the 185°C and 230°C versions?
A: Choose based on your appliance's maximum safe operating temperature. Check the original fuse markings or the appliance service manual for the correct cutoff temperature. Using a fuse with too high a cutoff temperature may leave the appliance unprotected, while too low a rating may cause nuisance trips during normal operation.
Production & Packaging Notice
To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.