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Description	Part Number	Minimum Load Rating (Lbs)	Maximum Load Rating (Lbs)	Underwriters Laboratories Listed
165º F (864 9th Edition)	ETL165F-40	2	40	Yes
69º F (864 9th Edition) Compliant)	ETL 69C-40	5	40	Yes
165º F ETL (74º C ETL)	121165	2	40	Yes
69º C ETL (156º F ETL)	12169C	5	40	Yes
212º F ETL	121212	5	40	No

Underwriters Laboratories file number S24505.

121165/12169C                                  ETL 165F-40/ETL 69C-40

ETL Technical Specifications:

The ETL is an Underwriters Laboratories listed fusible link/release device with:

ETL165F-40 Nominal Temperature Rating Product Characteristics Installation PDF

ETL69C-40 Nominal Temperature Rating Product Characteristics Installation PDF

121165 Nominal Temperature Rating Product Characteristics Installation PDF

12169 C Nominal Temperature Rating Product Characteristics Installation PDF

165º F [74º C] ETL has a 40 pound [18.14 kg] maximum continuous, 2 pound [0.90 kg] minimum continuous, tensile weight rating at standard temperature. Whereas the 69º C [156º F] ETL has a 40 pound [18.14 kg] maximum continuous, 5 pound [2.268 kg] minimum continuous, tensile weight rating at standard temperature.

Additionally, it contains a bridge wire initiated pyrotechnic heating element with a minimum all fire current requirement of 200 milliamperes [0.2 amp] for 50 milliseconds minimum duration within a voltage range of 6-30 VAC-DC [NEC Class 2, low voltage], and safe no-fire input test current of 10 milliamperes maximum.

The fusible link portion is a nominal 1” [25.4 mm] X 3 1/8” [79.4 mm] X 1/2” [12.7mm] envelope with 1/2” [2.7mm] square reinforced openings at the ends to allow attachments of “S” hooks, straps, or other attachments.

An 11/16” [17.3mm] diameter 1-1/4” [3.17mm] protruding cylinder houses the pyrotechnic heating element and attachment wires [UL 1018 Wire Class 1] and provides a means to attach a standards EMT [conduit] connector adapter to any combination 1/2” [12.7 mm] EMT or 3/8” [9.5 mm] or 1/2” [12.7mm] flexible conduit, thereby meeting requirements such as the National Electric Code specifications for “Wiring in Ducts, Plenums and other Air Handling Spaces.”