Thermal switch 80st NO KSD9700
- Thermal protection of the controller
Thermal switch 80st NO KSD9700
APPLICATION
Thermal switch used for thermal protection of the controller (protection against overheating). It enables automatic cut-off of operation after exceeding the limit temperature by short-circuiting the signal from the brake handle. Such protection is highly recommended when installing each controller.
Installation:
The thermal switch should be glued to the wall of the controller with thermally conductive glue (sold separately).
The thermal switch should be glued between the radiator fins of the controller housing on the wall where the screws fixing the internal transistors are visible. The correct mounting location is shown in the picture below.
After mounting the thermal switch, solder the wires and extend them up to the handlebars. Then connect both wires to one of the signal connectors for the brake lever. Typically, remove the stock controller harness connector and solder a second brake sensor in its place along with the thermal switch wires.
Principle of operation
If the temperature of the controller exceeds 80 degrees. the thermal switch will begin to short its wires connected to the brake levers. The controller will assume that the brakes have been used and will shut down the drive. This will keep the controller off until it cools down. The typical activation time of such a protection is about 10 minutes (the time needed for the controller to cool down).
Guarantee
Installation of thermal protection does not void the warranty. We highly recommend doing this, especially if the controller is mounted in a box, bag, etc.
The store guarantees repair or replacement of equipment for up to 24 months for consumers and 12 months for companies from the date of purchase. Complete the complaint form available on the store's website.
What is not covered by the warranty?
- Errors in installation or maintenance
- Thermal damage (overheating)
- Modification/interference in the device casing
- Modifications/changes inside the device
- Mechanical damage caused by incorrect use of the product. e.g. damage from falls, excessive mechanical loads
