Temperature detection line

■Overview of Temperature Detection Wire 1. This product integrates a large number of shape memory alloys (temperature detection sensors) at equal intervals along an extended wire. However, it is designed to correspond to the maximum allowable temperature of the wire. 2. This maximum allowable temperature is the temperature at which the insulation of the wire rapidly deteriorates. The set temperature corresponds to the maximum allowable temperature (70°C). 3. By detecting the maximum allowable temperature of the wire, it is possible to detect abnormal temperatures associated with electrical equipment fires. 4. The temperature detection wire is attached to the wire, allowing for the collective detection of abnormal temperatures due to overload current or poor connections in the wire, for each temperature detection wire. (Abnormal temperature detection of the wire) 5. Temperature detection wires are installed inside and outside power (control) devices and electrical (load) devices, enabling the collective detection of abnormal temperatures due to overload or device failures for each temperature detection wire. (Abnormal temperature detection of devices) 6. For example, when an abnormal temperature associated with a fire occurs in wires, power (control) devices, or electrical (load) devices, the temperature detection sensors attached to each temperature detection wire continuously monitor and collectively detect abnormal temperatures. Alarms or other devices notify of abnormal temperatures associated with fires.

■Overview of Temperature Detection Sensor 1. This product integrates a shape memory alloy with a wire (70°C). However, it corresponds to the maximum allowable temperature of the wire (70°C). 2. This maximum allowable temperature is the temperature at which the insulation of the wire rapidly deteriorates. 3. By utilizing the softening of the wire and the restoration of the shape memory alloy, a short circuit (contact) between the two wire cores detects abnormal temperatures and generates a signal. 4. Detecting the maximum allowable temperature of the wire involves detecting abnormal temperatures associated with the risk of fire in the wire. 5. A temperature detection sensor is attached to the wire to detect abnormal temperatures caused by overload current or poor connections in the wire. 6. Temperature detection wires are installed inside or outside power (control) equipment and electrical (load) equipment to detect abnormal temperatures due to overload or equipment failure. 7. For example, when abnormal temperatures associated with fire occur in wires, power (control) equipment, or electrical (load) equipment, each temperature detection sensor installed in these components continuously monitors and detects abnormal temperatures. Alarms and other devices notify of the abnormal temperatures.

■Overview of Temperature Detection Sensors for Power Generation 1. This is a product with a temperature detection sensor connected by a code. It is connected using crimp sleeves or connectors. 2. The temperature detection sensor integrates a shape memory alloy with a wire, utilizing the softening of the wire and the restoration of the shape memory alloy to create a short circuit (contact) between the two wire cores, thereby detecting the maximum allowable temperature and generating a signal. The set temperature corresponds to the maximum allowable temperature of the wire (70°C). 3. The maximum allowable temperature is the temperature at which the insulation resistance of the wire's insulating material deteriorates rapidly. Therefore, detecting the maximum allowable temperature corresponds to detecting abnormal temperatures in the wire. 4. It is installed on the wires of the power supply circuit, battery power supply circuit, and load power supply circuit to detect abnormal temperatures in the wires. 5. It is installed on the outer walls of control devices and load devices to detect abnormal temperatures in the equipment. 6. It is installed on the outer wall of the battery to detect abnormal heat generation (abnormal temperature) in the battery. 7. By continuously monitoring the abnormal temperatures of the wires, control devices, load devices, and batteries in each power supply circuit of the solar power generation system, early detection can prevent damage or accidents due to fire in solar panels, batteries, control devices, and load devices. 8. In this way, the safety management of the solar power generation system is enhanced, enabling a safe power supply.

■Overview of Temperature Detection Sensor for EVs 1. This is a product with a temperature detection sensor connected by a code. It is connected using crimp sleeves or connectors. 2. The temperature detection sensor integrates a shape memory alloy with a wire, utilizing the softening of the wire and the restoration of the shape memory alloy to create a short circuit (contact) between the two wire cores, thereby detecting the maximum allowable temperature and generating a signal. The set temperature corresponds to the maximum allowable temperature of the wire (70°C). 3. The maximum allowable temperature is the temperature at which the insulation of the wire rapidly deteriorates. Therefore, detecting the maximum allowable temperature corresponds to detecting abnormal temperatures in the wire. 4. It can be installed on the wires of the power circuit of electric vehicles (EVs), on the outer walls of control devices or load devices, and on the outer walls of storage batteries to detect various abnormal heat (abnormal temperatures). 5. In this way, abnormal temperatures (abnormal temperatures) of the wires in the power circuit of electric vehicles (EVs), control devices, load devices, and storage batteries can be continuously monitored on a daily basis, allowing for early detection and initial response to prevent equipment damage or fire. Maintenance management is reliable and safe.