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- Page 1 Thermostat Manual DTC-101 DTC-151 www.digit-en.com service@digit-en.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Manual Index Features ·························································································1 Technical Specifications ·····································································1 Panel Instructions ·············································································2 View Setting Parameters ····································································2 Setting Instructions ······································································3 How to change temperature unit ·····················································3 Setup Flow Chart ········································································3 Setting the RUN temperature(RV) and STOP temperature(SV) ·············3 Setting Other Functions ································································3 For example ···············································································4 Function range and setting ·································································4 Function Introduction ········································································5 Cooling Mode ·············································································5... -
Page 3: Features
±1°C, ±1°F Temperature Control Mode Heating and Cooling Input Power 100~240VAC, 50/60Hz Temperature Control Output Max.10A/15A, 100-240VAC DTC-101, 1100W@110V, 2200W@220V; Maximum output load DTC-151, 1650W@110V, 3300W@220V Buzzer Alarm High and Low Temperature Alarm Sensor Type Waterproof NTC sensor (Including) Sensor Length... -
Page 4: Panel Instructions
Panel Instructions 1. PV: Current Temperature. 2. RV: Run Temperature 3. SV: Stop Temperature 4. AH: High Temperature Alarm 5. AL: Low Temperature Alarm 6. DP: Time of Compressor Delay Starting 7. CA: Temperature Calibration 8. Mode: Cooling: Working Mode 9. -
Page 5: Setting Instructions
Setting Instructions How to change temperature unit To convert to Fahrenheit unit, press the buttons simultaneously. Press them again to return to Celsius unit. Notice: When temperature unit has been changed, all the setting value will be recovered to factory settings. Setup Flow Chart Setting the RUN temperature(RV) and STOP temperature(SV) 1. -
Page 6: For Example
and outlined below. 1. Long press the SET button until “ ” flashing. 2. Press to adjust the temperature value. 3. Press SET button to set next function. 4. Long press SET button to save and exit. For example User want to start cooling equipment when PV=28 , and stop cooling °C equipment when PV=22... -
Page 7: Function Introduction
Function Introduction 1.Cooling Mode Set RV(RUN temperature) > SV(STOP temperature), the temperature controller enter cooling mode. The LCD will display When PV(measuring temperature) is higher than RV, the cooling equipment starts working, and run LED will be turned on. When PV(measuring temperature) reaches to SV(STOP temperature), the cooling equipment stop working, and stop LED will be turned on. -
Page 8: Temperature Calibration
preset delay time, the equipment will start refrigeration immediately; when the time interval between two refrigeration operations is less than preset delay time, the equipment won’t start refrigeration until achieve the preset delay time. Delay time will be recorded at the moment that refrigeration stops. 5.Temperature Calibration (CA) When there is deviation between current temperature and actual temperature, use temperature calibration function to correct the current temperature and... -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting If you have a problem with thermostat, there’s usually a quick and simple solution. Green LED flash when power on It is a normal phenomenon, Delay Starting Protection function for Refrigerating Compressor is working. you could enter Setup Mode directly, or wait 3 minutes(base on DP setting value) until it doesn’t flash green light before setting the temperature controller. -
Page 10: Warranty
That is very dangerous. It is best that the load is less than or equal to 7A(DTC-101) / 12A(DTC-151), if you require the temperature controller to work stably for a long term.
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