Description The Brainchild C42 is a cost-effective temperature and process controller that still offers high performance. Equipped with a high-quality LCD display, excellent analog input accuracy, and fast sampling speed, the C42 is capable of precise temperature control. Input flexibility that supports various types of sensors, such as thermocouples and RTDs, as well as advanced […]
Description Brainchild’s C62 controller is a cost-effective solution for regulating industrial temperatures and processes. PID technology, which has proven to be reliable and popular in various industries, is at the heart of this controller. PID was chosen for its outstanding ability to efficiently manage various types of control systems. In fact, almost all industrial control […]
Description Thermax 5 Level Clock Indicator Temperature Sensor is a range of Labels and Strips that change color permanently, indicating the maximum temperature achieved Various styles of labels are produced to cover temperatures between 29 and 290ºC. Available in a wide range of temperatures and sizes. These irreversible labels can be used in numerous applications […]
About Transmitter TST Thermostats Sensor A thermostat is a component that senses the temperature of a system so that the system’s temperature is maintained near a desired setpoint. Kimo’s TST thermostat has a measuring range for the ambient model from 0 to +50°C. For the duct model, it would be from -20 to +80°C and […]
About Transmitter CTV 110 measures temperature and air velocity from 0 to 30 m/s and from 0 to 50°C. Applications Of CTV 110 Temperature air velocity and temperature sensor Pressure measurement, etc. of various types of liquids and gasses. The absolute pressure transmitter is widely used wherever elevation above altimeter measurement is required, such […]
About Silver Instrument Platinum-rhodium thermocouple assembly Sensor A thermocouple is an electrical device used as a sensor for temperature measurement. This device senses low to high temperatures in the form of voltage changes and displays the temperature digitally by calculating the voltage changes. It was discovered in 1821 by Thomas Seeback and thus has been […]