How big are the thermocouples? My old setup they were basically the
size of a #12 wire. I just drilled a little hole in the metal duct and
pushed the sensor through. Are these similar?
On 11/14/2019 3:07 AM, Forrest Christian (List Account) wrote:
The intelligent temp control is mechanically identical to the relay
module, but has two resistive temperature inputs and 4 normaly open
relay outputs. I.E. On the 12 pin input, the first 4 pins are used (2
each) for the temperature sensors, and the remaining 8 pins are used
(2 each) for the relays.
The sensors are about 18" long or so, but can be extended without a
lot of effort.
Works fine down to very cold. Not sure what the lower range is right
off the top of my head but it's well below 0F.
As an aside, the Base 3 will have it's switch closure input repurposed
to a resistance input, with an option for connecting a similar
temperature sensor. So you'll have the base 3 internal sensor, and
then can choose to use the resistance input as a temperature input
instead.
I've checked and Debbie has replacing that picture with a temperature
controller on her todo list. We're not sure when it got
misuploaded but we discovered it a couple months back.
-forrest
On Wed, Nov 13, 2019 at 2:20 PM Nate Burke <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had any pictures of the 'SiteMonitor
Intelligent Temperature Control' unit. I think the image on the
website
is just of the 4 port relay module.
What do the 'thermocouples' look like. How long are the leads/can
they
be expanded. What is the temperature range on the thermocouples.
Will
they operate <32F?
My Current airduct controller that was using SNMP read/write from a
MiniGoose to an APC PDU unit just died, so I'm looking for a
replacement.
Nate
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