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- Analog temperature controller
- General Industrial Controls (P) Ltd.
Dual-display temperature controller TCS4U40CanalogPIDUL508
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Characteristics
- Display
- analog, dual-display
- Type
- PID
- Protection level
- UL508, IEC
- Use
- process
- Other characteristics
- RS-485, universal, configurable, auto-tuning, compact
- Maximum temperature
Max.: 60 °C
(140 °F)Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)
Description
4 digit dual display, RTD, thermocouple & Analog input, 3 relay output 5A SPST, Analog output with Modbus
• Universal Input
• Lower Depth of 65mm
• Dual Line Eleven Segment Display with 15mm Height
• Configurable Output: Relay or SSR Drive
• °C & °F temperature unit selectable
• Ramp & Soak profile with Power Failure resumption mode
• RS 485 Communication
• IP 65 (For Front Panel)
• Multiple device programming with SD card support
• Rapid Set Point change feature
• Alarm Functionality
• Single/Dual acting PID controllers with 4 Control modes
• Auto-tuning PID with provision for Soft-Start
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