Controller integrates safety limit and temperature control.
August 4, 2006 -
EHG SL10 process controller and safety limit combines heater with temperature controller, 2 thermocouple sensors, power switching device and alert lights for at-temperature notification, and power and out-of-range (high/low temperature) alert. Controller is upgradeable and field adjustable. With display only, communications, and combined modules available, device is suited for foodservice, life sciences, packaging, and semiconductor applications.
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Watlow's New EHG SL10 Integrated Controller is a Single Product that Intergrates Safety Limit and Temperature Control into a Heater
St. Louis - Watlow announces the introduction of the EHG SL10 process controller and safety limit, an integrated/adjustable agency recognized safety limit, temperature controller and heater all in one system. The compact design, inherent reliability and integrated limit functions make this system a tremendous value.
Answering the industry's need for an adjustable set point, Watlow developed the EHG SL10. Customers wanted the ability to adjust a controller's set point in the field. In addition, they were seeking flexibility in upgrading the device without replacing the entire system. Watlow's EHG SL10 system includes a compact temperature controller, two thermocouple sensors, power switching device and alert lights for at-temperature notification, power and an out-of-range (high/low temperature) alert all connected to a heater.
"The major advantage of this product over other offerings is that we incorporated all of the needs we heard from many customer visits into one product. It gives the customer the ability to upgrade the base module at any time so they benefit from a relatively low-cost entry point. However, the customer also has the option to increase performance of the product to meet application requirements, without starting over," said Royce Payton, product manager.
The EHG SL10 process controller and safety limit also features three modules - display only, communications only or display and communications. The display module allows for changes to the controller settings (set point, alert setting, alert settings, on-off or PID control function), while the communications module allows for remote monitoring and adjustment of control settings.
This new integrated temperature controller is ideal for foodservice, life sciences, packaging and semiconductor applications.
The EHG SL10 comes with a two-year warranty on material and workmanship and is UL®, C-UL listed, CE and Semi S2 approved.
About Watlow
Since the company's founding in 1922, Watlow has brought its thermal expertise to numerous applications, including semiconductor, plastics processing, foodservice equipment, life sciences, power generation, aerospace and others. Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, Watlow is the largest custom designer and manufacturer of industrial heaters, sensors, controllers and software with offices and manufacturing facilities around the world.
For additional information or the name of the nearest Watlow representative:
For more information, contact Lisa Ptasienski, 314-628-4041 or lptasienski@watlow.com
Contacts:
General Information:
Lisa Ptasienski
USA
Phone: 314-628-4041 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Watlow Address: 12001 Lackland Rd. City: St. Louis State: MO ZIP: 63146 Country: USA Phone: 800-4WATLOW FAX: 314-878-6814 http://www.watlow.com
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