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WATTCO Temperature Control Panels come with the following options:

  • NEMA 1, NEMA 4 and NEMA 7 terminal box
  • Main Disconnect
  • CTRL Transformer
  • Contactors and Fuses for multiple load variations
  • Option to have an SCR Contactor
  • Digital Temperature Controller
  • Auto Reset High limit controller
  • 2 Position Selector Switch “Off-On”
  • Red light “Heater On” Indicator
  • Junction Terminals for RTDs
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There are a number of inputs in controllers. The type of the control process will always determine the type of input of sensor that is involved. The common input sensors used in these controllers include resistive thermal devices and thermocouples. Other inputs may include linear ones such as mV and mA. There are a number of thermocouple types that can be used in these controllers, the most common ones include J, K, T, S, R, B and L types.

The use of temperature and process controllers is not limited to one particular industry. Heating and cooling applications need to be controlled in a number of industries, each of whom makes use of these controllers. Some of the common uses of these controllers are in industries such as injection molding machines, plastic extrusion, thermo forming machines, food processing, blood banks, food storage and packaging machines.

Features

  • Remote set-point available
  • Alarms
  • Additional sensors
  • Full detailed drawings
  • CSA, CSA US & UL approved

Benefits

  • Automatic control of temperature
  • Available up to 4000 Amps
  • Remote mounted controls
  • Wiring are hidden and neat
  • Cost effective

 

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