SDC120JC-A 0-600C bench-top controller J T/C 120V by Briskheat

Briskheat bench-top temperature controller by Briskheat

Briskheat

$269.00

0-600C type J T/C bench-top controller 120VAC. Usually ships in 2-3 Days

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Thermocouple Type

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Description

Bench-top digital temperature controller for precise heating control in labs, manufacturing, maintenance, and process applications.

Sensor Input: Type J or Type K thermocouple
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Product Highlights

Affordable and Compact
Compatible With a Wide Range of Heaters and Applications
Easy-to-use programmable digital controller, self contained, plug and play design

Specifications

Small Unit Size: 5.5 in L x 4.25 in W x 1.75 in H
On-Off Temperature Control Range: 32-999℉ (0-600℃)
Accuracy: +/- 0.6% of Span, +/- 1 Digit
J type or K type Thermocouple Sensor, 5 foot (1.5 m) factory installed
120 VAC or 240 VAC power input
10 Amp Fused Output
Probe failure modes: heating selectable On, Off, or periodic running
Adjustable upper and lower setpoint limits
Single-key setpoint adjustment
Hysteresis adjustable between 1 and 20 degrees
Exposure Temperature: 32-122℉ (0-50℃), 80% humidity non-condensing
5 foot (1.5 m) input power cord
120VAC unit = NEMA 5-15 plug; 240VAC unit = NEMA 6-15 plug
5 foot (1.5 m) output power cord
120VAC unit = NEMA 5-15R receptacle; 240VAC unit = NEMA 6-15R receptacle

Engineered for reliable temperature control, this compact bench-top controller delivers precise on/off regulation up to 999℉ (600℃) with built-in safety, clear setpoint control, and quick setup. Ideal for heat tape, drum heaters, hot plates, ovens, and process heaters where stable, repeatable results and easy operation matter.

* Other plug receptacle options available — contact us for more information