Installation / Operating Instructions; Button Functions - BriskHeat SDCE Serie Mode D'emploi

INSTALLATION / OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Requirements:
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Electrical terminations must be completed by qualified persons.
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No special tools or protective equipment is needed to handle this product (specific applications or
surfaces may require protective equipment).
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The power supply frequency must be within +/-10% of the value specified on the product label.
Set Up
NOTE: When power is supplied to the temperature controller, the components become energized and
the heater may begin heating if plugged in. Do not connect the heater to the controller until
the heater has been properly installed and the controller parameters have been set.
1. Inspect the temperature controller and heater for damage prior to each use (see the Inspection
section on Page 9).
2. Position the temperature controller on a clean, dry, and flat surface. Avoid potential damage from
the heater or other heat sources. Ensure the temperature sensor can safely reach the object being
monitored.
3. Connect the input power supply cord to the controller's input power receptacle (see Figure 1).
4. Connect the temperature controller to an appropriately rated electrical source. For 240V models
without a pre-terminated input power cord, installation of an appropriately rated plug is required.
5. Adjust temperature controller's set-point and parameters as necessary (see PARAMETERS
section on Page 7).
6. Position the tip of the temperature sensor so that the critical temperature region of the component
being heated can be monitored. Secure the temperature sensor using appropriately rated adhesive
tape or tie down (not provided).
7. Mount the heater to the component being heated.
8. Connect the heater's power cord to the temperature controller's heater power receptacle (see
Figure 1). For 240V models with heater power connector, see heater power connector installation
procedure on Page 8.
Figure 1
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SDCE Digital Benchtop Temperature Controller
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Button Functions:

Up arrow - Scroll Up
Allows the operator to adjust temperature setting and parameter options (See PARAMETERS
section for more information).
Down arrow - Scroll Down and Quick Temperature Set Point Access
Allows quick access to modify controller set point value when pushed once. Allows the operator to
adjust temperature setting and parameter options (See PARAMETERS section on Page 7 for more
information).
U button - Standby Mode
Press to toggle the temperature controller in/out of standby mode. While in standby mode, the
heater will de-energized and all heating and temperature monitoring operations cease until taken
out of standby mode.
P button - Programming Mode
Grants access to program the temperature controllers parameters (See PARAMETERS section on
Page 7 for more information).
Quick Start Operation:
1. Default temperature set-point is 0, default unit is °C.
2. Press Down Arrow to access / change the temperature set-point parameter.
3. Press Up/Down arrows to adjust the temperature to desired set-point.
4. Press and Hold the P button exit the temperature set-point parameter.
To Change Temperature Units (°C or °F) or Element Type:
1. Press and hold the P button for approximately 5 seconds.
2. Press the Up or Down arrow until SEN displays on the controller.
3. Press the P button to select. The instrument will alternatively visualize the parameter's code and
its current value.
4. Press the UP and DOWN buttons until the desired parameter is displayed. See PARAMETERS
section on Page 7 for more information.
5. Press the P button to save the desired value. The display will return to visualize only the code of
the selected parameter.
6. Exit the programming mode by pressing and holding the UP arrow for approximately five seconds
or wait 30 seconds for the controller to automatically exit the programming mode. When the
temperature displays, the controller is no longer in the programming mode.
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SDCE Digital Benchtop Temperature Controller
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