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LINKWELL KNO011 Enclosure Thermostat, Normally Opened NO Temperature Controller CE ROHS Certified for Cabinet Heater

Control Heater:
When the internal cabinet temperature falls below the minimum set
value, the circuit closes to begin heating. The circuit opens when the
temperature exceeds the set value.
Control Fan Filter:
When the internal cabinet temperature rises above the maximum set
value, the circuit closes to activate cooling. The circuit opens when the
temperature drops below the set value.

  •  Compact size
  •  Long electrical service life
  •  Easy installation on 35mm DIN rail . Wide temperature setting range
  •  Snap-action metal temperature sensing contact
  •  Convenient wiring and simple setup

Technical Specifications
Alarm Output Contact: Passive contact, rated for AC 250V 5A
Alarm Logic (NC - Normally Closed): Contact closes upon dehumidification
function failure

Dehumidification function failure is defined as:
Temperature or humidity sensor malfunction, OR
The relative humidity remains 280% after the dehumidifier has operated
continuously for 24 hours

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type Temperature Controller material Plastic
warranty 1 year customized support OEM, ODM, OBM, Software Reengineering
model number KNO 011 place of origin Jiangsu, China
brand name LINKWELL Temperature range 0-+60℃
Switch temperature difference 7K(+/-4K tolerance) Contact type Snap-action
Contact resistance <10m Service life >100.00cycles
Max.Switching capcky 250VAC,10(2)A, Connection 2-pole terminal
Casing plastic according to UL94V-0,light grey Installation 35mm DIN Installation guide
Dimensions 88.8*17.5*47.8mm

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