MIK-2100 Single-loop digital display controller

• Specification

• Introduction

Single-loop digital display controller with automatic SMD packaging technology, has a strong anti-jamming capability. Designed with dual-screen LED display, it could display more contents. It  can be used in conjunction with various sensors, transmitters to display temperature, pressure, liquid level, speed, force and other physical parameters, and to output alarm control, analog transmission, RS-485/232 communication etc. More than the traditional digital display meters is a new function to restore the factory default parameters, with easier operation and better applicability.

A single-loop display controller is a type of process control device that is used to regulate a single process variable, such as temperature or pressure, in an industrial setting. It consists of a microprocessor-based controller and a display that allows operators to view the current value of the process variable and the setpoint.

The controller receives input from a sensor, which measures the process variable, and uses this information to make adjustments to a final control element, such as a valve or heater, in order to maintain the desired setpoint. The display on the controller provides real-time information about the process variable and allows operators to monitor the performance of the system.

Some specific features and advantages of single-loop display controllers include:

• Accuracy: These controllers are highly accurate, which is critical in industrial settings where even small variations in process variables can have significant consequences.
• Flexibility: Single-loop display controllers are highly versatile and can be used to regulate a wide range of process variables, including temperature, pressure, flow, and level.
• Ease of use: These controllers are typically user-friendly, with intuitive interfaces that allow operators to set the desired set point and make adjustments as needed.
• Data logging: Many modern single-loop display controllers include data logging capabilities, which allow operators to track performance over time and identify trends or potential issues.
• Cost-effective: Compared to more complex process control systems, single-loop display controllers are generally less expensive and easier to install and maintain.

Some common applications of single-loop display controllers include regulating the temperature of industrial ovens or furnaces, controlling the pressure of compressed air systems, and maintaining the flow rate of fluids in chemical processing plants.

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