Thyristors power controller STOM 1 & 2
TRIACburstphase

Thyristors power controller - STOM 1 & 2 - United Automation Limited - TRIAC / burst / phase
Thyristors power controller - STOM 1 & 2 - United Automation Limited - TRIAC / burst / phase
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Characteristics

Technology
thyristors, TRIAC
Type
burst, phase, analog
Configuration
panel-mount
Other characteristics
for temperature-controlled zones

Description

The STOM1 is a microprocessor based power controller, with a built in power device that is capable of controlling up to 25A at voltages up to 440V ac. The STOM1 has two types of power control, phase-angle and burst-firing, either can be selected separately. The module can also be used for soft starting in phase-angle mode and it will automatically switch to Burst Fire mode when the control signal has reached a preset level. The control will remain in the burst-fire state even if the input signal drops below the preset IeveI. The STOM1 also has a ramp up from cold, which can be set from 0 to 30 seconds. The controller will operate from a 0 to 5V dc or 4 to 20mA signal. These signal inputs are fully isolated and can be controlled from a temperature controller or PC etc. The STOM1 provides the equipment designer with flexibility in a wide range of applications. APPLICATIONS Suitable for most resistive loads including ovens, moulders, and dryers with current ratings up to 25A when fitted onto a suitable heatsink (1.3°C/W). Ideal for unusual heating loads which have very low resistance when cold. FEATURES Energy saving Soft-start facility Phase-angle or burst-firing Simple wiring Standard 80mm fixing Solid-state reliability Isolated inputs Rugged and compact Integrated power device

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