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1-25/32"

(45mm)

1-25/32"

(45mm)

Panel Cutout

Panel

3 3/8"

(86mm)

3 3/4"

(95mm)

Mounting Bracket

SPADE TONGUE
CONNECTOR FOR
NO. 6 STUD

3/8"

5/16"

9/16"

20 Ga. Wire

Mounting Dimensions

Lead Termination

MANUAL RESET ADJUSTMENT

(Applies to the ETR-905 only.)

When the process stabilizes, approximately one half
hour after adjusting set point, an adjustment in “reset”
may also be necessary.  Start with the reset adjustment
pointing to zero.  If the temperature indication stabilizes
above the set point temperature, then adjust the reset
to the “minus” side.  If the temperature indication 
stabilizes below the set point temperature, then adjust
to the “plus” side.  By turning this adjustment once or
more, the indicated temperature should eventually
match the set point temperature.  It is very important to
wait approximately 15 minutes after each adjustment to
allow the system to stabilize.

WIRING

All wiring should conform to local and national codes:

Following Diagrams for ETR-901 and ETR-902
Models:

(Do not operate 120 volt controls on 240 volts.)

Diagram 1:

For 120VAC operation and relay output.
An external magnetic contactor must be
used if the heater load exceeds 360 
watts.

Diagram 2:

For 120VAC operation and 3-32VDC 
output.  For use with solid-state relay 
for heater control.  Solid-state relays 
can be single or three-phase.

Following Diagrams for ETR-905 Model:

Diagram 3:

For 90-264VAC operation and relay  
output.  An external magnetic contactor 
must be used if the heater load 
exceeds 3 amps.

Diagram 4:

For 90-264VAC operation and 3-32VDC
output.  For use with a solid-state relay 
for heater control.  Solid-state relays 
can be single or three-phase.

NOTE: The use of motor starters in place of magnetic
contactors should be avoided.  They have very large
inductive loads that can damage the controller’s relay.

POWER

Rating:

ETR-901 and 902 models 
110/220VAC NOT field 
selectable ±15%, 50/60Hz.

ETR-905 model 90-
264VAC.  24V AC/DC 
models available on special

order.

Consumption:

Less than 3VA.

ENVIRONMENTAL & PHYSICAL

Operating Temperature: 10° to 125°F (-12 to 52°C).

Humidity:

10 to 90% RH (non-        
condensing).

Insulation:

20M ohm Min, (5000VDC).

Breakdown:

2000VAC, 50/60Hz,           
1 minute. 

Vibration:

10 - 55Hz, Amplitude 
1.0mm.

Shock:

660 ft./S

2

(20g).

Weight:

9 oz. (250 grams)

DIMENSIONS

H 1

7

8

” (48mm)

W 1

7

8

” (48mm)

D 3

3

4

” (95mm)

Depth behind panel 3

3

8

” 

(86mm)

Panel Cutout:

1

25

32

” sq. (45mm sq.)

DIN Case:

Plastic, full plug-in         
construction, with screw  
terminals on rear, 
adjustable brackets for 
panel mounting.

MOUNTING

When mounting the instrument, it is important the
control remains within the ambient temperature range
of 10 to 125°F.  Mounting it in any position is permissi-
ble.  After inserting the control into the panel, secure it
with the two mounting brackets provided with each unit.

Summary of Contents for ETR-901

Page 1: ...nsation Input Break Protection Built in upscale on open sensor and output off Input Impedance 10M ohm Common Mode Rejection CMR CMRR 120 dB Min Normal Mode Rejection NMR NMRR 60 dB Min 60Hz CONTROL OUTPUT Relay Heating SPDT relay 3 amps maximum resistive load at 120V 240VAC 24VDC Optional 3 32VDC For control of solid state relay CONTROL MODES On Off Hysteresis 5 0 of scale symmetrically above and ...

Page 2: ... Solid state relays can be single or three phase Following Diagrams for ETR 905 Model Diagram 3 For 90 264VAC operation and relay output An external magnetic contactor must be used if the heater load exceeds 3 amps Diagram 4 For 90 264VAC operation and 3 32VDC output For use with a solid state relay for heater control Solid state relays can be single or three phase NOTE The use of motor starters i...

Page 3: ...s All wiring must conform to appropriate standards of good practice and local and national codes and regulations Wiring must be suitable for voltage current and temperature ratings of the system Both solderless terminals or stripped leads as specified below can be used for power leads Only stripped leads should be used for thermocouple connections to prevent compensation and resistance errors Take...

Page 4: ... If more than 3A C N O N C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Red T C B B A 3 Wire RTD o o o o 120VAC 5A Fuse Hot 1 2 3 4 Solid State Relay o o Heater Power Heater Fuse Heater s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Red T C B B A 3 Wire RTD o o o o 90 260VAC 5A Fuse Hot Heater If less than 3A Contactor Coil If more than 3A C N O N C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Red T C B B A 3 Wire RTD o o o o 90 260VAC 5A Fuse Hot 1 2 3 4 Solid State ...

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