This is an introduction to terms such as differential (response) tolerance (tolerance).
This is an introduction to a glossary of thermostat terms. ● Differential (DIFF.) refers to the temperature difference in ON/OFF states (also known as hysteresis). Control-type thermostats can maintain high precision in temperature control due to their small ON/OFF differential, but if the DIFF. is too small, it can lead to an increased number of operations, resulting in a shorter lifespan. Therefore, it is important to select the optimal DIFF. in the design phase. ● Tolerance refers to the acceptable precision range for set temperatures, etc. It is expressed as OFF setting value: 30℃±3 (℃) and DIFF.: 3–6 (℃). For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Terms related to temperature power sensors and thermostats 《Differential (DIFF.)》 ○ The temperature difference for ON/OFF (also called hysteresis) ○ Control-type thermostats have a small ON/OFF difference, allowing for high-precision temperature maintenance ○ If the DIFF. is too small, the number of operations increases, which has the drawback of shortening lifespan 《Tolerance》 ○ The allowable precision value for set temperatures, etc. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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