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Digital temperature regulator MedLine® TW-P
circulating waterprocessmobile

digital temperature regulator
digital temperature regulator
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Characteristics

Display
digital
Type
circulating water
Use
process
Other characteristics
mobile, remote
Maximum temperature

Min.: 4 °C
(39 °F)

Max.: 149 °C
(300 °F)

Description

The MedLine® Thermolator TW-P Series is designed as the top-of-the-line Thermolator package. The MedLine TW-P offers extensive options for maintaining the process temperature with circulated water that has been heated or cooled to the required setpoint. All models offer incoloy heaters; silicon carbide pump seals; pressure gauges; easy-to-use microprocessor controls and tool-free access panels for fast removal. The MedLine TW-P offers options including: process line purge, a choice of temperature control points, auto re-start capability, a variety of communications options, cool down mode, remote start/stop, stainless steel exterior panels and a disconnect switch. State-of-the-art controls Microprocessor controls offer uniform temperature control regardless of external loading. Status lights, process supply and setpoint values are displayed on the control simultaneously. Built-in features include: cool down sequence, pump running hours count, temperature deviation alarms & warnings, adjustable alarm delay times, toggle to process return temperature, alarm horn & silence switch, error diagnostics and independent start and stop buttons. Energy savings This new generation of Thermolators is much more efficient. Offering as much as 50% increase in the pump operating envelope, an application that may have previously required a 5 Hp {3.73 kW} pump may now only require a 2 Hp {1.49 kW} pump. PLUS, today’s pumps use less energy than their predecessors.

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