REX-C100

Temperature Control REX- C100 contains everything needed for a project of automatic control (PID) for the temperature applied to a thermocouple type K .
This product includes a 2-line display screen , to display the data measured by the sensor and that you programmed to make your automatic control. It also includes 4 buttons for a more comfortable setting for the user.

Price without tax: 10.77 €

Product SKU: 1073000
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Description

Details

REX- C100 is a dual line display Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) controller. The top line displays the measured temperature / Process Variable (PV) and the bottom line displays the target temperature / Set Variable (SV). This controller is compatible with with K type thermocouples.

When connected to a solid state relay (SSR) a heating element can be controlled to maintain exact temperatures while mashing.

Please refer to our product pictures that show the wiring diagram to the back of the controller.


Features

  • Measuring Accuracy: ±0.5%FS
  • Cold-end Compensation Tolerance: ±2℃ can be Modified by Software in 0~50℃
  • Resolution: 14 bit
  • Sampling Cycle: 0.5 Sec
  • Power: AC 110-240V 50/60HZ
  • Process:
    • Process Value (PV)
    • Setting Value (SV)
  • Output and Self-tuning can be Indicated by: LED
  • PIN Control: Yes (Including ON/OFF, Step-type PID and Continuous PID)
  • Self-tuning control: Yes
  • Relay Output: SSR Relay output / Relay
  • Proportional Band (P): 0~Full Range (ON/OFF Control When Set to 0)
  • Detective Temperature Range: 0 to 400℃
  • Insulation Resistance: >50M ohm(500V DC)
  • Insulation Resistance: 1500V AC/min
  • Insulation Resistance: Power Consumption < 10 VA
  • Working Environment: 0~50℃

   Wiring


rex c100 wiring


   Dimensions

PID Temperature Controller REX C100 48X48 Temp


 

  Downloads

 

Download Manuals for REX-C100FK02-V-EN

Here is more complete Manuals for REX-C100/400/700/900

 

 

 

 

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