Temperature Switch Symbol For Electronic Schematics

[2X]

Hello,
what symbol of a temperature switch you suggest me to use on my schematics. I found the below symbols at the attached picture (Temperature & Thermal Switches.png) but I beleive they are for schematics where made by electricians.

Source:
https://www.electricaltechnology.org/2014/11/types-of-switches-electrical.html#scr-as-a-switch

[jwet]

A pretty standard symbol would be a NC or NO switch like a pushbutton with a circle around it and a "T".  You might also label it "Overtemp". 

[2X]

A pretty standard symbol would be a NC or NO switch like a pushbutton with a circle around it and a "T".  You might also label it "Overtemp".

Something like on the below image?

[jwet]

Or the circle could enlcose the swtich and the T.

[calzap]

I just use the circle-T with the operational stats in the circle.    See the pic.              Mike

[2X]

I made the below symbols.

[SteveThackery]

They look good. But what font did you use for the red lettering? It looks out of place. It's not the dreaded Comic Sans, is it?

[2X]

They look good. But what font did you use for the red lettering? It looks out of place. It's not the dreaded Comic Sans, is it?

I use my favorite font "Comic Sans" when I want to emphasize on something essential.

Thanks calzap & jwet for the help.

[Benta]

KiCAD offers this symbol fon a NO temp switch. Can be redrawn to NC easily.

[coppercone2]

a small bomb symbol should do it for normally closed

[Analog Kid]

KiCAD offers this symbol fon a NO temp switch. Can be redrawn to NC easily.

I like the OP's symbol much better. (Even with Comic Sans!)

Hate those obviously-drawn-by-a-1990s-era-graphics-program looking symbols. Ugh.

[SteveThackery]

I use my favorite font "Comic Sans" when I want to emphasize on something essential.

Oh my goodness! I've never heard that said before about Comic Sans.   Still, good for you for thinking different.

[Benta]

KiCAD offers this symbol fon a NO temp switch. Can be redrawn to NC easily.

I like the OP's symbol much better. (Even with Comic Sans!)

Hate those obviously-drawn-by-a-1990s-era-graphics-program looking symbols. Ugh.

Perhaps a distinction between understandable/readable and "aesthetically pleasing" makes sense here?

[incf]

a small bomb symbol should do it for normally closed

A what now? I've never heard that name before

I'm going to guess the circle T symbol

[Analog Kid]

a small bomb symbol should do it for normally closed

A what now? I've never heard that name before

i think it was, it was a, it was a joke, son.

[TimFox]

I’m curious about the origin of the “one cycle of a square wave” figure indicating temperature activation found in some these symbols.

[incf]

I’m curious about the origin of the “one cycle of a square wave” figure indicating temperature activation found in some these symbols.

bimetallic strip

[TimFox]

Makes sense