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Sensor Type | NTC Sensor |
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Resolution | 0.1 °C |
Mounting | Panel Mount |
Temperature Range | -50°C to 99.9°C (-58°F to 211.8°F) |
Control Type | On/Off |
Power Supply | AC 220V |
Relay Output | 10A |
Hysteresis | Adjustable |
Accuracy | ±1°C (±1.8°F) |
Power supply requirements and available voltage options for the controller.
The range of temperatures the controller can measure.
The smallest temperature increment the controller can detect.
The precision of the controller's temperature readings.
The maximum electrical power consumed by the controller.
The suitable range of ambient temperatures for controller operation.
The recommended temperature range for storing the controller.
The acceptable range of non-condensing humidity for operation.
The electrical specifications for the controller's output relays.
The type of temperature sensor utilized by the controller.
The level of protection the front panel offers against water.
The physical dimensions of the controller's front panel.
The cutout dimensions required for installing the controller.
The overall physical dimensions of the controller unit.
The length of the included temperature sensor cable.
Indicates the currently selected temperature unit (°C or °F).
Shows when the cooling mode is active.
Shows when the heating mode is active.
Indicates the power status of the controller.
Shows when the control buttons are locked.
Indicates the status of network connectivity.
Used for navigating menus and adjusting settings.
Used to turn the controller on or off.
Indicates when the controller is in parameter setting mode.
Used for navigating menus and adjusting settings.
Instructions for turning the controller on/off and navigating menus.
How to display the current temperature set-point.
How to display the current temperature differential.
How to unlock the keyboard or enter parameter setting mode.
Procedure to unlock the controller's buttons after inactivity.
How to view the temperature set-point and differential.
Steps to enter and modify parameter settings.
Setting the target temperature for heating or cooling.
Setting the temperature difference for switching modes.
Setting the delay before the compressor starts.
Adjusting the temperature reading for accuracy.
Selecting the display unit for temperature (°C or °F).
Setting the controller's address for communication.
Important notes on distinguishing sensor leads, power cords, and relays.
Requirement to cut off power supply before performing any wiring.
Ensuring the power voltage matches the controller's label and is stable.
Separating sensor leads from power cables to prevent interference.
Describes automatic cooling/heating switching based on temperature.
How to turn the controller on or off using the power button.
How to enter the parameter modification mode using buttons.
Using buttons to navigate and display menu codes and parameters.
Using buttons to increase or decrease parameter values.
How to save modified settings or how they are saved automatically.
Details on the available power supply options for the controller.
The temperature measuring range of the device.
The smallest unit of temperature measurement.
The precision of temperature readings.
The maximum power consumed by the controller.
The temperature range for optimal controller operation.
Recommended temperature range for storing the unit.
The non-condensing humidity range for operation.
The electrical rating of the relay outputs.
Details on the NTC sensor type and specifications.
The level of water protection for the front panel.
The dimensions of the controller's front panel.
The required cutout dimensions for installation.
The complete physical dimensions of the controller.
The length of the sensor cable provided.
Behavior and indication during sensor short or open circuit faults.
Distinguish sensor, power, and output interfaces to prevent errors.
Always disconnect power before making wiring changes.
Ensure power voltage aligns with controller labeling for stability.
Separate sensor leads from power cables to minimize electromagnetic interference.
How to turn the control function on or off.
How to view temperature set-point and differential.
How to unlock buttons after the controller locks them.
How to view temperature set-point and differential values.