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STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller Thermostat Incubator Relay Heating Cooling STC 1000 220V STC-3028

STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller Thermostat Incubator Relay Heating Cooling STC 1000 220V STC-3028 - Technical Parameters:

1. Temperature measuring range: -50 ° C ~ 99 ° C

2. Resolution: 0.1 ° C

3. Accuracy:+- 1° C (-50 ° C ~ 70 ° C)

4. Sensor error delay: 1 minute

5. Power supply: 110-220VAC 50/60Hz, 12Vdc, 24Vdc ( Choose power supply when you place the order )

6. Power consumption: <3W

7. Sensor: NTC sensor (1PC)

8. Relay contact capacity: Two Relay Cool 10A/220VAC; Heat 10A/220VAC;

9. Ambient temperature: 0 ° C ~ 60 ° C

10. Storage temperature: -30 ° C ~ 75 ° C

11. Relative humidity: 20% ~ 85% (No condensate)

12. Sensor length: 1.0m

13. Front Panel Size: 75x34.5mm

  • Product Size: 75x34.5x85 mm
  • Mounting Size: 71x29mm

People Also Ask:


What is the Procedure to calibrate a Digital Temperature Regulator ?


The temperature controller can be calibrated using a variety of methods. The top 5 of them are listed below.

  1. The first technique involves simulating temperature using an electrical signal from a thermocouple wire and a calibrator like the Fluke 754. (See the steps below.)
  2. The second approach involves measuring the real temperature by dipping a sensor into a bath, which can be either dry or wet (dry wells are frequently employed). (See the steps below.)
  3. The third is to compare its reading to one from a separate sensor-equipped thermometer or temperature indication. This technique involves clamping, inserting, or screwing the sensors into the source of heat or heating element. When the sensor or the controller's back panel cannot be accessed, this method can be used. Hot surfaces or hot plates are examples of this. (View an example of the setup below)
  4. According to the settings or configuration of the temperature controller, the fourth is a projected voltage (in mV), resistance (for RTD), and current like the 4-20 mA. (mostly concerning technique 1)
  5. The fifth involves utilizing a secondary sensor and indication to measure the temperature accurately inside an enclosed system, comparing the results with the temperature controller's display, and finally. Most ovens or furnaces often use this.
Most of the time, temperature controller calibration is a closed-loop process, which means that you are realigning a group rather than a single controller. Assuming that the sensor utilized, whether a thermocouple or an RTD, is permanently attached and used during the calibration process, as a controller needs input in order to operate an output, calibrating both the input gauge and its display is already a closed-loop calibration.

Q2: How are Thermostats of All Types Reset?


The following lists various thermostat types and how to reset them:
Thermostat with programming

  • Put your thermostat in the off position to turn it off.
  • Activate the battery door. You might need to take your thermostat down from the wall if the battery gate is on the back
  • Take the batteries out.
  • For five seconds, place the batteries backward with the negative sides lining up with the positive terminal.
  • Take out the reverse batteries and install the correct ones.
  • Your thermostat has been reset once the display comes on, and you can check to see whether this has resolved any HVAC, thermostat, or programming problems.
2. Line Voltage or Low Voltage Electronic Thermostat

  • Get rid of the thermostat cover.
  • Use a soft brush to carefully clean the interior parts.
  • Set the thermostat to the least-effective cooling position.
  • With a delicate brush, wash the components once again.
  • Increase the thermostat's temperature setting, then clean the coil once again.
  • Set the thermostat to your preferred setting.
3. Non-Programmable Digital Thermostat

Anon-programmable digital temperature regulator can be reset by simply removing the face and pushing the rewind button for five seconds, or by pulling out the batteries for the same amount of time. Your thermostat should reset after executing either of those two actions.

4. Mechanical Thermostat

To check that everything within the thermostat is mounted correctly and is secure, remove the cover. The circuit regulator might need to be revision. Check to see if you have a mechanical thermostat, as they require manual handling and cannot be programmed. They also demand you to reset your circuit breaker.

  • Switch your thermostat to the off position
  • Locate and turn off the breaker that regulates your HVAC system
  • Wait 30 seconds
  • Then switch the breaker back on
  • Then switch your thermostat back on

STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller Thermostat Incubator Relay Heating Cooling STC 1000 220V STC-3028

STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller Thermostat Incubator Relay Heating Cooling STC 1000 220V STC-3028

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