PID Temperature Controller For Various Applications

The PID temperature controller offers setup, control, and multiple output options, making it useful for manufacturing, automation, HVAC, and research applications.

BrainChild has launched the E62, a 1/16 DIN Essential Series PID temperature controller. Designed for use and cost-effectiveness, the E62 provides a solution for temperature control needs.

The PID temperature controller can be used by manufacturers for production processes, equipment integrators for system integration, industrial operators for maintaining stable temperatures, automation engineers for simplifying temperature control, research and laboratory users for precise temperature management, and HVAC technicians for heating and cooling systems. 

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Despite its interface, the PID temperature controller offers control capabilities. While PLC+IO modules require programming and maintenance, the E62 simplifies temperature regulation with a design. Its Auto-Tune function allows users to optimize PID control parameters with a click, eliminating the need for manual adjustments.

The E62 supports inputs from thermocouples (J, K, T, R, S types) and resistance temperature detectors, ensuring compatibility with applications. Output options include Relay, 0-20mA, 0-10V, and 12VDC/30mA SSR drive, making it suitable for devices. For systems requiring data communication, an RS485 module supports Modbus RTU.

Built for reliability, the PID temperature controller includes a parameter lock function to prevent changes and reduce production downtime. Its IP65-rated protection ensures operation in workshop environments, while an LCD display provides readings. Compared to controllers, the E62 features a display with digits, enhancing usability. Its PID algorithm delivers control performance.

The company stated that its experience allowed it to offer the E62 at a competitive price, making it suitable for equipment integration and system development. With its 46×46 mm design, it meets the demand for temperature controllers.