Digital temperature controllers from Oven Industries have ramp soak capabilities
The 5R6-900 thermoelectric (TE) module is contained in a single enclosure and can be plugged into the wall as a self-contained temperature control system. As a solid-state MOSFET bidirectional compact bench-top unit featuring an internal power supply, it can also load currents up to 10 A. It connects to a PC through the RS232 port.
Oven Industries
Mechanicsburg, PA
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New Digital Temperature Controllers with Ramp/Soak Capabilities by Oven Industries
As a thermoelectric module benchtop temperature controller, the new 5R6-900 unit from Oven Industries Inc. has many outstanding user-friendly benefits. Contained all in one enclosure, the device can be plugged into the wall as a self-contained temperature control system, which has its own power supply. This distinctive detail makes the device unique, as well as highly convenient for users.
The 5R6-900 can also be used universally, which allows the user to access the device wherever they are located. As a solid state MOSFET bidirectional compact bench top unit featuring an internal power supply, it is also capable of loading currents up to 10A.
User-friendly and PC programmable, the unit easily connects to a computer through the electrically isolated RS232 communications port. The PC can be utilized as a connector and the temperature controller can stand alone, once the desired parameter settings are in place. These settings are kept in the non-volatile memory.
Great for usage in universities, science laboratories and any businesses that specialize in temperature control, the controller features an easy-to-read digital display for controlling functions, including adjusting output voltage and setting the temperature. Complete with an auto output shutdown if the sensor is opened or shorted, the unit also includes high, low and no alarm settings.
The compact size, as well as the isolated communication port, makes using the 5R6-900 Desktop Temperature Controller a breeze.
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