Rittal Introduce New Digital Controller for Heaters, Fans & Filters
Rittal introduce a new digital controller, with a 3 digit display, which enables users to monitor the temperature inside an enclosure. The controller governs both cooling and heating and has the facility to manage both simultaneously.
Designed to work with all heaters as well as fans and filters including Rittal’s own SK range, and with small dimensions, the digital controller is ideal for small enclosures where space is at a premium. Switching options are entered for both cooling and heating for example, if the temperature rises 5 degrees higher than the cooling set point or the temperature falls 5 degrees lower than the heating set point, an alarm is activated. The digital controller can also store minimum and maximum-recorded temperatures until resetting is carried out.
Rittal’s new digital controller is available in 230V as standard with other voltages available on request. The unit is supplied ready for connection including 1.5m temperature PTC sensor cable and instruction manual.
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