Manual Reset Safety Limit Thermostats

A safety limit thermostat does one thing: it cuts power when temperature exceeds a safe threshold — and stays cut until someone manually resets it. That manual reset is the point. It forces a human to check the equipment before it runs again, which is why commercial fryers, ovens, and boilers use manual-reset limiters as their last line of defense.

HengTherm's HTR-S series offers 16A/20A ratings at 110V/250V, with fixed trip points at 380 / 400 / 430°C, in capillary-sensing configurations for remote mounting. Mechanical life: 6,000 cycles (safety devices are rated for rare trips, not daily switching).

HTR-S200 manual reset safety limit thermostat

Specifications

HTR-S200HTR-S301
ResetManual resetManual reset

Technical data is a catalogue reference. Confirm final ratings, dimensions and approvals for the selected model before ordering.

Applications

FAQ

Why manual reset instead of automatic reset?

Safety standards for commercial heating equipment generally require that an over-temperature event cannot clear itself. Manual reset guarantees a service check happens before restart.

Can the trip temperature be set to my requirement?

Yes — trip points are factory-calibrated to your specification. Tell us the equipment's normal operating range and the required cut-out temperature.

Do safety limiters replace the control thermostat?

No. A control thermostat regulates day-to-day temperature; a safety limiter is independent backup protection. Equipment should have both.

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