Overheat protection

A function that safely shuts down the power equipment when it is placed in conditions such as no airflow or a sealed environment due to issues like fan failure, causing the temperature to exceed the specified range. Normally, the design includes an overheat protection circuit that detects abnormal temperatures and shuts down the system. However, if such a circuit cannot be installed, the design should ensure that the equipment can fail and shut down safely without causing adverse effects such as smoke or fire. Some systems notify temperature anomalies with an alarm, allowing manual shutdown by a person.