does this have thermal shut down and internal circuitry protection for electronics being charged?
442947
Yes, it does, should there be a surge it would stop at the chip not damage your items.
442948
The unit has high-temperature safety shutdown, low-voltage shutoff and overload protection. From the manual: The inverter produces a "modified sine wave." The modified sine wave is suitable for most AC powered appliances and personal electronic devices.
322096
It's described in included manual. Take care do not swap AC current "hot" and "cold" wires.
1360134
I cannot say for certain because the power supply I am using does not have "Rolls" on it, but I believe the power supply was included.
812109
Nope, no temperature alarm and no power monitoring. It's best to use a UPS for the base if you can.
2079024
Yes it does. The thermal overload temp for the motor is 105C / 221F. The thermal overload switch is integral to the motor windings, there is no manual reset and will reset itself after the temperature drops.
153871
I'm not sure for thermal protection but it does have a automatic shutoff for tank pressure. Once it reaches a certain pressure it will shutoff and then it will turn on again when the pressure drops below the threshold.
2056048
This is a wired thermostat. While the unit does have internal batteries, I believe that they are designed for backup since the primary power should come from your system.
1218832
It has an internal fan that is electronically controlled. It turns on and off automatically as the drive senses heat buildup.
498289
Yes, it will regulate itself to not overcharge the battery. However, I would personally consider an unattended charger to be a fire hazard.
1600273
mine does, it shuts off by the heat created, I charge mine inside a tupperware container, with a hole drilled in the side, so the wires do not get pinched, works like a champ
1046588
Yes it shuts off when charged and also shuts power off to the charger until voltage in battery drops to a preset level. I am able to keep the charger hooked up for months without worry.
1298643
Yes. This is usually used for just computers, stereos, or tvs. It protects from surges and conditions the power supply. It also allows you time to save your work and shut down the computer safely. Depending on how many items are plugged into it, it can allow you 10-25 minutes of power.
790808
Yes it does. I would just recommend unplugging the unit when you are not using it. You are supposed to do that anyway even if it's plugged into a surge protector.
1392267
No it does not. But it does put the PC into standby if you hit the power button while its on.
2187595
When the charging is done (100%), the charging signal is still on, it will keep it at full charging. In the manual book, it says it has surge protection. I put five devices on, just regular warm but not heat or burn. Hope this helps, Thank you
603134
No it does not. The case is tight fitted and intended to dissipate the heat passively. Some people have concerns about this case and heat. I have had no problems running it for 4+ hour backups via USB and I have left it running on other systems for days plugged in the eSATA.
849362
When an electrical motor or product is thermally protected it has circuitry that shuts off the motor or device if the workload of the motor exceeds the motor's capacity which could cause it to overheat the circuitry or winding of the motor, thereby causing risk of damage to the motor or device or risk of fire. The thermal protection could also be invoked if the ambient temperature exceeds the safe operating temperature of the device, thereby also causing overheating of the protected components of the motor or device.