The company's new Model 2679 Digital Temperature Controller contains microprocessor-based technology and features a wide temperature adjustment and control range for precise cooling or heating management and displays measurement in either Fahrenheit or Celsius, according to the company. The controller's microprocessor-based technology allows reprogramming of onboard circuitry in order to meet requirements in a variety of applications. The device is said to have a temperature control range of 20°F to 220°F, which is accurate to ±1°F, with heating or cooling user selected by jumpers. The controller is said to provide a high degree of flexibility with a choice of factory-fixed or user-selectable input voltages. Pre-set factory voltages of 115/230 V a.c., 50/60 Hz allow users to select from either voltage. Non-adjustable factory settings may also be specified for input voltages of 115 V a.c., 208 V a.c., 208 V a.c., or 12-14 V a.c./V d.c., 50/60 Hz. The controller is used in conjunction with the company's Model 3203 Temperature Probe, which senses the temperature and transmits the information back to the controller for adjustment.
The company's new Model 2679 Digital Temperature Controller contains microprocessor-based technology and features a wide temperature adjustment and control range for precise cooling or heating management and displays measurement in either Fahrenheit or Celsius, according to the company. The controller's microprocessor-based technology allows reprogramming of onboard circuitry in order to meet requirements in a variety of applications. The device is said to have a temperature control range of 20°F to 220°F, which is accurate to ±1°F, with heating or cooling user selected by jumpers. The controller is said to provide a high degree of flexibility with a choice of factory-fixed or user-selectable input voltages. Pre-set factory voltages of 115/230 V a.c., 50/60 Hz allow users to select from either voltage. Non-adjustable factory settings may also be specified for input voltages of 115 V a.c., 208 V a.c., 208 V a.c., or 12-14 V a.c./V d.c., 50/60 Hz. The controller is used in conjunction with the company's Model 3203 Temperature Probe, which senses the temperature and transmits the information back to the controller for adjustment. 