
Heat switch that is normally open below 135° F and closes at higher temperature. Imagination is the limit here. We don't have formal electrical ratings but believe it can handle about 2 Amps @ 120 VAC. It can be used (perhaps with a relay) to trigger a fire alarm when mounted near a furnace, in a garage, or in an attic. How about using it to shut off electronics or motors when overheating occurs? Or to activate a fan for cooling? Use it to record how long the furnace is on to rate its efficiency. 5/8" dia x 3/8" sensor head with (2) 1/4" x 1-5/8" long fixed leads.
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25813 HEAT SWITCH, 135DEG F |
If you're looking for a great little mike, we have one. Our 1/4" dia condenser microphone, the kind used in cell phones, is perfect for projects where space is tight. It has a rubber jacket, (2) gold-plated, easily soldered contact leads, and a frequency range of 20 to 16,000 hz.
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28711 CONDENSER MICROPHONE |
These liquid crystal displays are raring to go. As soon as we can get Mary Ann to stop playing with them we'll pick out (5) assorted displays for you. (She keeps zapping them with static electricity to see what pops up. Mary Ann is easily amused.) Sizes range from 1-3/16" x 2" to a few as large as 5" x 10". They're unused. Some have pin leads, some have traces right on the wafer. Either way, they're a terrific bargain.
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34244 LIQ CRYS DISPLAY |
While this rechargeable NiMH battery (Mfr Part #B620) fits (31) different Bell South cordless phones, we like it for its battery potential. Shaped like the Superman emblem (1-5/8" tall x 2" wide at its widest x 7/16" thick) the battery has a 2-1/4" lead and a 6mm-wide 2-pin connector, and puts out 3.6V 280mAH. Inside it you'll find (3) 2/3 "AAA" batteries. The 1-1/8" x 3/8" dia cells have flat-tops.
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37265 PHONE BATTERY |
Then run more speakers. Use our bargain 50-foot pack of 24AWG stranded speaker wire for use with 50W max speakers. It's polarized, so it's also quite handy for hobby and science-fair apps.
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37901 SPEAKER WIRE |
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