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Electronic thermostat 24V DC - ET 011
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ET 011 is an electronic thermostat that is primarily used to control high DC loads. The floating contact can be used as an NC or NO contact, and can therefore control heating elements, cooling units or alarms for temperatures outside of a specified range. In contrast to many mechanical thermostats, ET 011 has low hysteresis and thus a narrow temperature range. Thanks to this, the setting can be more precise and with lower temperature variations in cabinets.
- Fully electronic
- Small hysteresis
- Potential free contact
Selected variant
Technical data
General data |
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| Control range temperature from | 0 °C |
| Control range temperature to | 60 °C |
| Tolerance switch off | 0 °C |
| Tolerance for switch on | 0 °C |
| Hysteresis temperature | 3K |
| Mounting | DIN-rail 35mm, quick mount |
| Detection | PTC |
Rated operating conditions |
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| Voltage max | 28 V dc |
| Voltage min | 20 V dc |
| Inrush max | 16 A |
| Breaking capacity | <28 VDC, 16 A |
| Contact resistance | <10 mΩ |
| Electrical lifetime | > 100 000 operations |
*Invisible Heading* |
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| Connection type | 5-pole terminal, rigid: 2,5 mm² (AWG14). Torque 0,5 Nm. |
| Operational temperature | -40°C ... +60°C |
| Storage temperature | -45°C ... +80°C |
| Operating humidity | < 90% RH |
| Humidity storage | <90% RH |
Dimensions |
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| Height | 67 mm |
| Width | 50 mm |
| Depth | 46 mm |
| Weight | 0.08 kg |
Safety & approvals |
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| IP class | IP20 |
| Approvals | CE, EAC, RoHS |
| Housing | Plastic enclosure, UL94 V-0 |
Product description
ET 011 is an electronic thermostat that is primarily used to control high DC loads. The floating contact can be used as an NC or NO contact, and can therefore control heating elements, cooling units or alarms for temperatures outside of a specified range. In contrast to many mechanical thermostats, ET 011 has low hysteresis and thus a narrow temperature range. Thanks to this, the setting can be more precise and with lower temperature variations in cabinets.
