Elitech STC-1000 Temperature Controller Origin Digital 110V Centigrade Thermostat 2 Relays

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Before jumping into the construction, take time to do some prep that will help speed up the overall process. How to set STC 1000 for an incubator? sorry, please consider taking the PID Temperature Controller for the egg incubator but not STC-1000, mainly because the temperature rise curve of STC 1000 is not as gradual as the PID controller, and the temperature peaks and valleys could lead to more eggs dead; The accuracy of the STC1000 Controller is ± 1 °C but not ± 0.1 °C; Considering the incubation temperature affects sex ratios in megapodes, STC-1000 can not adjust the load power rate, which means it can not solve the afterheat problem. All in all, STC-1000 is not a target tool for incubating, please ref. 113M PID controller instead.

it can not control the evaporator defrosting, visit the defrost controller for alternatively; Can’t control the fan nearby the evaporator, visit herefor the right one; When the temperature probe says your wort is hotter than you set the unit it turns on the cooling switch, and when its too cold it turns on the heating switch.Note – These are the current versions, as of this posting, however, software versions and manuals change over time. – ITC-1000F After a bit of tidying, you should now have a working STC1000. Get it all closed up and plug her in to see the temperature. With temperature measurement, temperature display, temperature control, temperature calibration, sensor fault alarm, over-temperature range alarm, compressor protection delay functions. It also has the function of Fahrenheit and Celsius conversion.

Take the white wire coming from slot 9 that you labeled “cool” and connect to the outlet at the bottom screw of the side with the broken bridge. This is the side that only has two screws. This means the bottom outlet will control whatever device you use for cooling.If it’s too hot, the controller will turn on a cooling device. Electrical current will flow to the refrigerator to cool down the fermentation vessel. There might be better temperature controllers out there, but this is the one I’d recommend over all others.

Mount the wall outlet to the project box with screws. It may be easiest to start the holes with a drill. An easy way to calibrate the unit at 0°C is to use an ice/water bath to submerge the temperature sensor. After allowing the temperature reading to stabilize for a couple of minutes, the reading should be 0.0°C ±1.0°C. If the reading was instead +2°C for instance, you could program a -2°C offset to correct the reading to 0.0°C.The target temperature range was defined from “F1 – F2” to “F1 + F2”, thus you need to set both “F1” and “F2”; Take the white wire coming from slot 6 that you labeled “hot” and connect to the outlet at the top screw of the side with the broken bridge. This is the side that only has two screws. This means the top outlet will control whatever device you will use for heating.