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General| Temperature Range | -40°C to 200°C |
|---|---|
| Pump Capacity Pressure | 0.7 bar |
| Refrigerant | R404A |
| Power Supply | 230V / 50Hz |
| Heating Capacity | 2 kW |
Steps for ensuring correct initial setup and operation of the thermostat.
Overview of the unit's operational modes and controls.
Detailed steps for configuring the over-temperature safety feature.
Explains the meaning of safety pictograms and keywords used in the manual.
Details the proper application and fundamental safety guidelines for the device.
Provides a general overview of the unit's features and capabilities.
Outlines the responsibilities of individuals overseeing the operation of the unit.
Specifies the necessary qualifications and age for operating personnel.
Details the tasks and responsibilities of the machine operator.
Defines the operational area around the control panel and safety requirements.
Explains the safety classifications and devices according to the DIN12876 standard.
Describes extra safety features like Process Safety and alarm functions.
Lists the required environmental parameters for safe and accurate operation.
Details factors like thermal fluid, hoses, and pressure for correct system operation.
Provides guidelines for the physical placement and mounting of the unit.
Recommends and provides specifications for suitable thermal fluids.
Overview of the CC-Pilot control interface and its components.
Details the various information displays available on the CC unit.
Explains the functionality and battery backup of the unit's internal clock.
Describes the multiple methods for operating the CC unit.
Guides users on navigating menus and functions with the rotary knob.
Explains how to input values and select functions via the number pad interface.
Lists the primary functions and categories available within the main menu structure.
Details the functions accessible through the compact menu for quick operations.
Explains the extensive functions and display modes available in the comfort menu.
Instructions for creating, editing, and managing temperature programs.
Provides a comprehensive list and explanation of all function codes (F-numbers).
Guides on configuring custom user menus with password protection.
Explains how to select and operate a configured user menu.
Details the procedures for safely connecting the unit to the power supply.
Covers the initial installation steps and considerations for starting the unit.
Instructions for connecting cooling water for the cc401 model.
Instructions for connecting cooling water for the cc401wHT model.
Guides on connecting the unit to external applications like reactors.
Describes the process of powering on the unit and its initial checks.
Explains how to configure the safety over-temperature protection feature.
Details how to define the safe operational temperature range for the unit.
Guides on setting the desired target temperature for the process.
Steps to initiate and begin the temperature regulation process.
Procedures for safely stopping the temperature control operation.
Instructions for filling the unit and connected systems with thermal fluid.
Procedure for removing air and vapor from the system after filling.
Steps for replacing or cleaning the thermal fluid within the unit.
Overview of available interface types and their menu structures.
Details on the RS232 serial interface, wiring, and settings.
Explains shared functionalities between Com.G@te and Web.G@te interfaces.
Describes unique features and connections for the Com.G@te interface.
Details specific functionalities and network connections for the Web.G@te interface.
Explains the types of messages (warnings, alarms) displayed by the unit.
Details how error messages are categorized and displayed on the unit.
Provides a list of error codes and their corresponding messages and actions.
Instructions for replacing electronic components or setting up remote control.
Covers essential cleaning and upkeep procedures for the unit.
Guidelines for cleaning contaminated units before repair or handling.
Simple instructions for cleaning the unit's external surfaces.
Procedure for inspecting and managing drips from the pump seal.
Notes on protective caps for unused socket connections.
Safety precautions and steps for safely shutting down and preparing the unit.
Guidelines for packaging and safely transporting the unit.
Instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of the unit and fluids.
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