Termosa | Shema Jelektrochajnika

In the context of home appliances, a "shema" (circuit/wiring diagram) for an electric kettle-thermos—commonly known as a —is significantly more complex than that of a standard kettle. While a regular kettle only boils water and shuts off, a thermopot acts as a hybrid device that boils water and then maintains its temperature using a secondary, lower-power heating element.

Once boiling, the main thermostat opens its contacts. The circuit then redirects power through the secondary "Keep-Warm" TÉN or a control relay. shema jelektrochajnika termosa

Most thermopots use two separate heating elements or a single element with two circuits: Main Element ( EK1cap E cap K 1 ): High power (700–900W) for the initial boiling phase. Keep-Warm Element ( EK2cap E cap K 2 In the context of home appliances, a "shema"

When turned on, electricity flows through the thermal fuse and the closed contacts of the main thermostat to the primary high-power TÉN. The circuit then redirects power through the secondary

): Monitors the temperature to cycle the smaller heating element on and off. Thermal Fuse ( ): A one-time safety device (usually rated for ~