Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – High-quality ABS with stainless steel components
Grade – Industrial/Research
Application – Temperature regulation, process control, thermal systems
Control Method – PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative)
Input Type – Thermocouple/RTD
Output Type – Relay/SSR/Analog
Display – LED/LCD digital interface
Accuracy – ±0.1°C to ±0.5°C (model-dependent)
Product Overview
The PID Controller is engineered for high-precision temperature management in laboratory and industrial environments. Built with durable ABS housing and reinforced stainless steel components, it ensures long-term reliability under continuous operation. The controller employs advanced PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) algorithms to maintain stable temperature conditions, minimizing overshoot and fluctuations for consistent results. Compatible with thermocouple and RTD sensors, it supports multiple input types, while its versatile output options (relay, SSR, or analog) allow seamless integration with heaters, coolers, and other thermal systems. The intuitive LED/LCD interface enables easy parameter adjustments, real-time monitoring, and alarm configurations for critical thresholds. With an accuracy range of ±0.1°C to ±0.5°C depending on the model, it meets the stringent demands of research applications where temperature precision is non-negotiable. Auto-tuning functionality simplifies setup, reducing manual calibration efforts, while its compact design optimizes bench space without compromising performance. Whether for maintaining reactor temperatures, incubators, or material testing setups, this controller delivers unmatched stability and responsiveness for repeatable experimental outcomes.
FAQs
1. What sensors are compatible with this PID controller?
This controller supports K-type, J-type, and PT100 RTD sensors, ensuring flexibility for different temperature measurement needs.
2. Can it be used for both heating and cooling applications?
Yes, the controller is designed for dual-mode operation, allowing seamless switching between heating and cooling processes.
3. How do I calibrate the PID settings for my specific setup?
The auto-tune feature simplifies calibration by automatically adjusting PID parameters based on your system’s response characteristics.
4. What is the maximum temperature range this controller can handle?
Most models support a range of -50°C to 1200°C, though exact limits depend on the sensor type and controller variant.
5. Is this controller suitable for explosive or hazardous environments?
Standard models are not intrinsically safe; for hazardous areas, consult the manufacturer for explosion-proof certified versions.
