Omron’s Temperature Controllers and Solid State Relays – a perfect partnership

Omron’s powerful combination of high quality Temperature Controllers and reliable Solid State Relays, provides the basis for temperature sensing extending to heat load switching. The assortment of Temperature Controllers includes everything from the simplest controllers through to advanced controllers, complete with programmable profiles and communications. In order to control heating processes Temperature Controllers often need Solid State Relays.

The comprehensive range of Solid State Relays provides the perfect load switching for temperature control applications and have proven to be a reliable and cost-effective partner to Omron’s Temperature Controllers.

Features and benefits of Temperature Controllers

• From 1/4 DIN to 1/32 DIN size
• Wide range of heating and cooling control
• High accuracy
• Variety of selectable input ranges
• Auto-tuning and self-tuning options for optimum control
• Parameter linked colour change display
• Conformance to all relevant standards (including CE, UL, IEC and CSA)

Features and benefits of Solid State Relays

• From 2 to 150A
• Panel mounting and socket mounting types
• For use in single- and three-phase applications
• Space-saving
• Replaceable, easy-to-install power device cartridges assures ease of maintenance
• Zero cross AC load switching
• Built-in heat sinks
• Operational indicator
• Built-in surge suppression
• Cycle control, AC input, voltage, short-circuit and failure detection modules available
• Compatible with G2RS, MYS, LY and MK Electro-Mechanical Relays
• Conformance to all relevant standards (including CE, UL, IEC and CSA)

Applications

Omron’s combination of Temperature Controllers and Solid State Relays can be used throughout several industries and are the perfect solution for various applications, such as:

• Packaging
• Industrial ovens
• Plastic moulding
• Food and beverage processing
• Fryers and bakery ovens
• Semiconductor forming machines
• Heater bands for plastic extrusion processes
• Heater elements in general manufacturing