The temperature controller T controller twin is used for controlling both heating systems & cooling units. Measuring and switching accuracy is 0.1°C. The control range varies from 16 – 40°C, and the set value is in 0.1 °C increments. The maximum load for heating systems is 1,200 watts and 460 watts for cooling units. Because of the integrated double socket it is possible to connect a heating system and cooling unit simultaneously. The T controller twin is supplied with a waterproof temperature probe. The LCD display provides instant information on the current temperature. The minimum and maximum values can be easily adjusted..
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