Digital
Control Systems Launches the New Model 90 PID
Controller
The newest PID controller from Digital Control
Systems. An ideal control for OEM Equipment
Manufacturers servicing the global
marketplace. The Model works from 80 - 280 VAC
without modification, and can accept multiple
inputs, including RTD probes, and
thermocouples.
(PRWEB) May 18, 2005 -- Ideal for Equipment
Manufacturers the Digital Control Systems,
Inc. Model 90 PID Controller is the latest
evolution in the Multistat series of
temperature controls. Designed for the global
equipment market, the Model 90 PID Controller
can operate from direct or alternating current
power mains from 80 to 280 volts, so it can be
used anywhere in the world without
modification or adjustment. “We developed
the Model 90 in response to our customers who
sell to the international market and who had
to juggle the logistics involved with the
various voltage requirements around the world
-- in addition to flexible load and voltage
requirements, the Model 90 is robust and
reliable,” said Mike Mueller, President and
founder of Digital Control Systems, Inc.
This single-channel PID controller will
accurately control single electrical loads of
up to 15 Amps. All of the Model 90 control
electronics and the user interface are built
on a compact (13.5 x 6 cm) circuit board for
easy mounting and integration into medical,
laboratory, and industrial equipment. Large
bright LED digits make the display easy to
read from across the room.
Recognizing the considerable safety benefits
to be gained from reducing high voltage
wiring, Digital Control Systems, Inc, designed
the Model 90 to feature a second smaller power
module that can be located near the output.
This eliminates the need to run high current
wiring to the front control panel. As an
additional benefit, this power module is
connected to the main circuit board with a low
voltage cable. A second power module can also
be added to control an auxiliary load.
The Model 90 offers more options than similar
controls in the Multistat™ family of
temperature controls. The extensive options
available for the Model 90 make it easy for
equipment manufacturers to differentiate
similar products. Options such as an audible
alarm, two pole alarm relay, RS-232, or a
timer can be added individually based on
application requirements. The optional RS-232
interface feature enables remote operation and
data logging. “Rather than bundle all of the
available features, we prefer to offer our
customers options on a one by one basis, this
way they aren’t paying for features they
aren’t going to use”, adds Mike Mueller.
The Model 90 temperature controller works with
a variety of inputs. For direct temperature
control the Model 90 can be used with
economical IC sensors (for operation below 100
°C), RTDs, or type ‘J’ and ‘K’
thermocouples. A direct voltage (5 volts Max)
input configuration is also available for
control of parameters measured by external
sensors such as humidity or CO2.
Digital Control Systems Inc. is based in
Portland, Oregon and has been designing and
manufacturing a wide array of temperature
controllers, motor speed controls, CO2 Sensors
and Custom Products since 1984. The DCS family
of products includes, the AirSense CO2
Monitor, Laboratory CO2 Sensor solutions, the
Servomax DC Motor Speed Control, and the
Multistat line of Temperature Control
products. Technical information and brochures
for the Model 90 and all of the Digital
Control Systems products can be accessed
online at www.dcs-inc.net.
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