Temperature controller with touchscreen Tempro plus D Microwith direct coolingcirculating watermaintenance-free
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Characteristics
- Display
- with touchscreen
- Type
- with direct cooling, circulating water
- Protection level
- maintenance-free, submersible
- Use
- heating, cooling
- Other characteristics
- compact, mobile
- Maximum temperature
160 °C
(320 °F)
Description
Latest design in technology and operation! In pressurized operation, a gauge ensures that the internal pressure is always 1 bar min. over the steam pressure curve. Because of the smaller heat exchanger there flows less circulating water. As a result, the preheating time and the cool down period have been reduced. A variety of pumps are available, ranging from submersible maintenance-free pumps to magnetically-coupled stainless steel pumps and frequency-controlled energy-efficient high-end pumps.
- compact dual zone temperature controller with effective powered pumps, direct heating, indirect or direct cooling and supply temperatures of up to 160 °C.
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