17AME+PTC Power-Off Reset Protector

17AME+PTC Power-Off Reset Protector

17AME+PTC Power-Off Reset Protector

The 17AME+PTC Power‑off Reset Protector is a derivative of the standard 17AME thermal protector. It incorporates a heating element on the basis of the 17AME, providing both power‑off protection and time‑delay protection, thereby offering
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Product Features

Equipped with power-off protection and time-delay protection functions;

Higher reliability and safety;

More suitable for abnormal protection of motors;

Sleeve-sealed construction prevents the ingress of substances such as insulating varnish.


Dimensional Drawing

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Electric Specifications

CG(Regular)

250V AC / 10A

125V AC / 20A

24V DC / 20A


DI(High Current)

250V AC / 15A

125V AC / 25A

24V DC / 25A


TD(Ultra-high Current)

250V AC / 20A

125V AC / 30A

24V DC / 30A


MP(Temperature&Current)

250V AC / 15A

125V AC / 25A

24V DC / 25A


Applications

Vacuum cleaners, shredders, mixers, lawn mowers

Power tools, snow blowers

Household appliances, heating appliances


Temperature Range and Tolerance

Applicable Temperature Range
55℃~180℃
Trip Temperature Tolerance
±3℃, ±5℃


Design/Working Principles

The 17AME thermal protector and the PTC element are connected in parallel, and this combined circuit is then connected in series with the load (motor). During normal motor operation, the PTC does not generate significant heat.

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When an abnormal condition (overheating or overcurrent) occurs in the load, the 17AME thermal protector trips open. At this moment, the PTC element heats up, reaching a high temperature and a correspondingly high resistance. The sustained heat from the PTC keeps the 17AME protector in its tripped (open‑circuit) state, causing the load to stop operating.

After the power supply is manually disconnected, the PTC begins to cool down. Once it has cooled sufficiently after a period of time, the 17AME protector resets automatically. When power is subsequently reapplied, the load resumes normal operation.

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