Fotek TC96-AA Temperature Controller

A temperature controlling system is a good option for the application if the below-written points are targeted:

Gain tighter control over your process temperatures.

Save time and money

Usually, the mechanism is such that the controller takes an input from the temperature sensor like an RTD or thermocouple. The sensor then displays a digital readout of the measured temperature followed by an automatic on or off sequence to achieve the desired temperature at the mentioned set point. The sensor is connected to a control element like a heater or fan.

Temperature controllers or the PID are usually installed in applications where the user has a constant requirement to regulate the temperature or create certain conditions where the temperature increases or decreases as the specified set point. Industries like thermoforming machines, packaging machines, food processing, food storage, plastic extrusion, injection molding machines, and blood banks need to install temperature controllers.

For any industrial application, a temperature controller controls industrial or laboratory heating and cooling. The sensor measures the actual temperature in the general model and compares it with the previously set temperature. Thereby it makes an effort to reach the set temperature by either cooling the temperature with a fan or raising the temperature with the use of a heater.

The fundamental principle and basic prerequisite for food safety in the food industry are that the food handlers regulate the temperatures. This refers to a process in which the temperature of all the food is controlled to ensure that it is safe for consumption. If the temperature is not controlled, it could result in food-borne illness, lawsuits, fines, and poor inspection ratings.