Sensor for measuring temperature and humidity

Temperature and humidity control relay. Humidity and temperature controller with separate outputs and hysteresis, dimensions 72x36x100 mm, vertical installation. HT-310 TENSE.

Main features:

Type of sensor used for humidity and temperature controller - one common - NT-310;

Measurable temperature range: -19.9 °C...+80.0 °C; measurement step 1 °C;

Humidity measurement range: 5%....95%; measurement step 1%;

Control principle - ON-OFF;

2 groups of output contacts: switching control contact "°C OUT", 2A resistive load for temperature and normally disconnected "%RH OUT" 2A resistive load for humidity.

2 operating modes for temperature control "Cooling" and "Heating".

2 operating modes for humidity control "Drying" "Humidifying";

Separate setting of hysterical parameters for temperature and humidity control; choice between absolute, relative temperature or sensor error for ALARM contact.

Ability to set ON/OFF delay for COOLING mode (used for compressors); Ability to set fixed offset for temperature or humidity (when changing sensor cable length);

Password protection of parameters set in the temperature controller;

Non-volatile memory (EEPROM) for data storage;

Easy disconnection/connection to the controlled device - connection is made via quick connectors.

Extended operating voltage range - 100...240V, 50-60 Hz.

This controller can also be used as a hygrostat, hygrometer, humidity or density meter (hygrometer, hygrometer), thermostat, thermorelay, or in other words, a relay for measuring humidity level and air temperature!

Warning!!!

Observe the polarity when connecting the temperature sensor - failure to do so may lead to improper operation of the temperature controller and damage to the sensor.

When connecting the controller to the power supply, use 250mA 250V fuses, use a cable of appropriate cross-section and observe electrical safety rules.

Use twisted pair cable with grounded shielding for signal contacts. Place this cable in places... Protect from strong electromagnetic fields, contactors or power cables.