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Product description
This universal temperature controller is used in the operation of central heating pumps, circulation pumps, fans, fridges, pools, aquariums, greenhouses and many similar applications.
Switching between cooling and heating modes.
Main functions
- Heating - in this mode, the relay is turned on until the temperature rises to the set value
- Cooling - in this mode, the relay is turned on until the temperature drops to the set value
Temperature control by setting the set value and hysteresis value. Temperature calibration. Compressor delay.
Large and clear LCD display. Connection diagram on the housing.
Automatic alarm when the temperature is exceeded or when a sensor error occurs.
Technical parameters and specifications
Temperature measurement range: -50°C – 99°C
Measurement accuracy: ±1°C for the range (-50°C - 70°C)
Power supply: 220VAC ±10%, 50/60Hz
Sensor: NTC sensor (1 pc)
Load capacity of relay contacts: Cooling (10A/250VAC), Heating (10A/250VAC)
Maximum connection power of contacts: Cooling 2.5kW, Heating 2.5kW
Operating temperature: 0°C - 60°C
Permissible humidity: 20% - 85%
Measurement resolution: 0.1°C
Sensor error delay: 1 minute
Power consumption: <3W
Storage temperature: -30°C – 75°C
Front panel: 75 (length) x 34 (width) [mm]
Product dimensions: 75 (length) x 34 (width) x 85 (height) [mm]
Installation dimensions: 70 (length) x 27 (width) [mm]
Sensor cable length: ~1 meter (including the sensor)
Specifications
Experimental product description generated by artificial intelligence
Digital Temperature Controller STC-1000 with 1m NTC Sensor
Precisely control the temperature of your refrigerator or other cooling applications with the STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller. This reliable and easy-to-use device is perfect for maintaining optimal conditions in various settings.
Key Features and Benefits
- Accurate Temperature Control: Ensures consistent temperatures within your cooling system.
- 1m NTC Sensor: Provides accurate temperature readings for effective control.
- 230V Compatibility: Works seamlessly with standard household power.
- Easy Installation: Simple setup and user-friendly interface.
- Reliable Performance: Built to last and provide dependable temperature regulation.
- Versatile Applications: Ideal for refrigerators, wine coolers, incubators, and more.
Why Choose the STC-1000?
The STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller offers a cost-effective solution for precise temperature control. Its simple design and reliable performance make it a popular choice for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals. The included 1m NTC sensor ensures accurate readings, leading to better temperature management and improved efficiency.
Applications
This digital temperature controller is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:
- Refrigerators
- Wine coolers
- Incubators
- Small freezers
- Other temperature-sensitive applications
Specifications
The STC-1000 operates on 230V power and includes a 1-meter long NTC temperature sensor.
Product Overview
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Digital Temperature Controller |
| Sensor Length | 1 meter |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Sensor Type | NTC |
Upgrade your temperature control today with the STC-1000!
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