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*Universal Input (7 T/C, RTD, mV, V, mA)

*PID and Smart AT Autotuning

*NEMA 4X, IP65

*Heat or Heat/Cool Controls

*Up to 2 Independent Alarms

*Optional RS-485 Communications

*Auxiliary Setpoint Selection

*100-240 Vac or 24 Vac/Vdc Power Supply


The compact Model 7SC is a dual display general purpose 1/16 DIN PID controller with autotuning and 3 configurable outputs. It is similar to the 7SF, but with OP1 as a programmable analog output for heating, cooling or analog retransmission. OP2 (time proportioning relay) is used for heating/cooling (air, oil or water) or alarm. OP3 can be an alarm or a heat/cool output if OP2 is configured as an alarm. Alarms can be process, band or deviation type, direct or reverse, with masking and automatic or manual reset. A logic input is fitted as standard, allowing remote selection of an auxiliary setpoint. Bumpless Auto/Manual control can be selected from the front panel. Detection of an out of range or sensor break forces the output to a safe value (Auto Comp™ sensor break). The 7SC is available with optically isolated RS-485 communications in three protocols for use with supervisory systems. This easy to use instrument comes with factory calibrated inputs and can be configured from the front panel or via the communications port. NEMA 4X sealing allows use in washdown or dust conditions.

Optically Isolated Analog Output

Main Output (Heating or Cooling),
Secondary Output (Cooling),
Analog Retransmission of the Process Variable or Setpoint

This is an isolated analog output with a maximum load of 500 ohms.

The 7SC has an optically isolated linear analog output, programmable as a control output for heating or cooling, or as a filtered retransmission of process variable or setpoint.
Other Features
The externally selected (logic input) transfer betweeen SP1 and SP2 can be a step or a ramp with two configurable rates of change (ramp up/ramp down). The 7SC also has an "output off" function, allowing the instrument to disable control and act as an indicator.
Last updated January 9, 2004