Temperature Controller
A Temperature Controller is an intelligent device used to maintain and regulate the temperature of a system or process. It receives input from a temperature sensor (such as an RTD or thermocouple), compares it with the setpoint, and controls the output to heating or cooling devices accordingly. Available in On-Off, Proportional, and PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) variants, temperature controllers are critical in maintaining precision, safety, and efficiency across numerous industrial applications.
Key Features
- Accurate temperature regulation with configurable setpoints
- Supports multiple sensor inputs: RTD (Pt100), Thermocouples (J/K/T etc.)
- Available in On-Off, Proportional, and PID control modes
- LED/LCD display for real-time process and setpoint readings
- Relay or SSR output for direct switching of heaters or coolers
- Auto-tuning PID function for optimal control
- Alarm output for over/under temperature conditions
- Optional communication: RS-485 / Modbus for SCADA/HMI integration
- Standard DIN panel mounting with compact design
Applications
- Plastic molding and extrusion machines
- Industrial ovens, kilns, and furnaces
- HVAC systems and duct heaters
- Laboratory and pharmaceutical equipment
- Food processing and packaging machines
- Boilers and hot water systems
- Process industries like chemical, textile, and ceramics
- Refrigeration and cooling systems
