Temperature Controller

Product Details:

• Number of input channels : 2-channel
• Sampling cycle : 50ms(2-CH synchronous sampling)
• Alarm output : 250 VAC~ 3A 1a
• Option input : CT, Digital(DI-1/2)
• Control output : 250 VAC~ 3A 1a, 30 VDC 3A 1a

• Number of input channels	2-channel
  Power supply	24VDC  ±10%
  Power consumption	≤ 5 W (for Max. load)
  Sampling cycle	50ms(2-CH synchronous sampling)
  Alarm output	250 VAC~ 3A 1a
  Option input	CT, Digital(DI-1/2)
  RS485 Comm.	Modbus ASCII / RTU
  Control output	250 VAC~ 3A 1a, 30 VDC 3A 1a
  Hysteresis	1 to 100 (0.1 to 100) ℃/℉
  Display method	Non-display
  Control method	ON/OFF, P, PI, PD, PID
  Proportional band	0.1 to 999.9℃/℉
  Integral time	0 to 9999 sec
  Derivative time	0 to 9999 sec
  Control period	0.1 to 120.0 sec
  Manual reset	0.0 to 100.0%
  Environment_Ambient temperature	-10 to 50℃, storage: -20 to 60℃
  Environment_Ambient humidity	35 to 85% RH, storage: 35 to 85% RH
  Insulation type	Double insulation or reinforced insulation(mark: , dielectric strength between the measuring input part and the power part: 1kV)
  Weight_Basic module	Approx. 217g(approx. 152g)

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: Ready Stock

Product Details:

An Analog Temperature Controller is a type of device used to regulate temperature in various systems, typically through manual adjustment. It uses an analog input (such as a thermocouple or RTD) to measure the temperature and provides an output signal that controls a heating or cooling device.

1. Analog Input: It uses analog sensors like thermocouples or resistance temperature detectors (RTD) to read temperature.
2. Setpoint Adjustment: The desired temperature is set manually using knobs or dials.
3. Control Output: Based on the temperature reading, the controller adjusts the output to heaters, fans, or coolers to maintain the set temperature.
4. Proportional Control: Some analog controllers use proportional control, which adjusts the output in proportion to the difference between the setpoint and actual temperature.
5. Simple Design: Typically simpler than digital controllers, with basic functionality suitable for many general applications.