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Posted: 2022-01-19 04:06 AM
Hello,
Could you please support if TC903 can control controlling Cooling valve (0-10v) and Electrical Heater (Digital)?
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Posted: 2022-01-21 03:16 AM . Last Modified: 2022-10-19 01:09 AM
Hi @Harris69
The TC900 appear to be either both proportional (0-10v outputs) or both outputs 2 position on/off.
An I/O module (0-10v in - digital output) with adjustable switching point could be used with the TC900 proportional version. An example here from a 3rd party supplier:
https://www.sontay.com/en-gb/products/io-input-output-modules/io-rm-relay-modules/
Or a high impedance relay could be used, the following KB indicates 250ohm minimum impedance, but may be best to aim for a coil impedance higher than this, note the pull in point may vary:
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Posted: 2022-01-21 03:16 AM . Last Modified: 2022-10-19 01:09 AM
Hi @Harris69
The TC900 appear to be either both proportional (0-10v outputs) or both outputs 2 position on/off.
An I/O module (0-10v in - digital output) with adjustable switching point could be used with the TC900 proportional version. An example here from a 3rd party supplier:
https://www.sontay.com/en-gb/products/io-input-output-modules/io-rm-relay-modules/
Or a high impedance relay could be used, the following KB indicates 250ohm minimum impedance, but may be best to aim for a coil impedance higher than this, note the pull in point may vary:
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Posted: 2022-01-25 12:38 AM
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