Universal temperature switch UTS 125

Do you want to keep the temperature in your aquarium at a certain value? Do you want your greenhouse to be ventilated depending on the indoor temperature? Or do you just want to replace a faulty thermostat in your refrigerator? Here's the solution! The temperature switch UTS125 records the current ambient temperature and automatically switches a connected device on and off when the current temperature has reached the previously set values. Application areas are e.g. B hobby brewer, smoker, fermenting box for dough, egg incubator, terrarium, aquarium, greenhouse, etc.

Technical Specifications:

• Operating voltage: 230 VAC / 50 - 60 Hz
• Output voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz / 10 A (for 230 V socket)
• Power consumption: approx. 0.3 VA (standby)
• Maximum connection load: 230 VAC / 2300 VA / 10 A
• Sensor measurement range: -55 to + 127.0 ° C
• Accuracy in the range (-55 ° C ... -10 ° C: +/- 2 ° C
  - in the range -10 ° C ... + 85 ° C: +/- 0.5 ° C
  - in the range + 85 ° C... + 127 ° C: +/- 2 ° C
• Resolution: 0.1 ° C
• Protection class: IP 20
• Ambient temperature device: -10 to +40 ° C
• Temperature range silicone cables: -55 to +200°C
• Dimensions without plug (W x H x D): 60 x 98 x 40 mm
• Temperature sensor encapsulated in a waterproof housing (dimensions: 30 x 9 mm)
• Display 180 ° rotatable using buttons
• Temperature sensor type: Maxim DS 18B20 (includes 2.0 m cable)
• Min./Max. Display
• Switching temperature from -55 ... + 127 ° C freely adjustable in increments of 0.1 ° C
• Hysteresis (switching accuracy) freely adjustable (0.1 ° C ... 10 ° C)
• Remote measurement up to 50 m
• Sensor monitoring for short circuit
• Sensor monitoring on interruption
• Output turns off in the event of a sensor error
• Operation without operator control and monitoring
• Adjustable to heating or cooling
• LC display for temperature setting, relay (bus) on, sensor fault, heating, cooling
• The programmed switching thresholds are also stored in case of power failure
• Automatic restart after power failure