Service Solutionsfrom the Specialists Save time and money with these service replacement electronic controllers


ID COOL - ID CHILL – ID FREEZE


Pre-Programmed controllers that work straight out of the box. A family of 3 controllers that are pre-programmed for either high, medium or low temperature refrigeration applications. 32 x 74 mm cut-out.


1. Simply adjust the Set Point, usually there’s no other programming required 2. Suitable for NTC or PTC probes (spare probes included)


3. 230V supply ID COOL


ID CHILL for medium temperature applications from -15c to +5C


for higher temperature applications from +3c to +15c


ID FREEZE


for low temperature applications from -40c to -10c


UNIVERSAL-R


The UNIVERSAL-R is the complete service replacement solution in a single controller for all applications from -55c to +150c, both 12V & 230V supplies. 32 x 74 mm cut-out.


Set just one single “smart” parameter to select your application from the following


• On / Off Cooling • On / Off Cooling with Off Cycle Defrost • Time initiated / time terminated defrost • Time initiated / temperature terminated defrost • Time initiated / temperature terminated defrost with fan control • Twin evaporator defrost • On / Off heating


1. Suitable for NTC or PTC probes (spare probes included) 2. Dual Voltage - for either 12V or 230V supply


UNIVERSAL-J


The little brother to the UNIVERSAL-R, for more simple applications


• On / Off cooling • On / Off cooling with Off Cycle Defrost • On / Off heating


1. Suitable for NTC or PTC probes (spare probe included) 2. 12V supply (or 230V with external transformer)


London Ernest Avenue, West Norwood London SE27 0DA Tel: 020 8655 7600


Birmingham Rea Street South Birmingham B5 6LB Tel: 0121 666 4700


Manchester RCL Division 530 Stretford Road Manchester M16 9AF Tel: 0161 872 2000


e-mail: sales@thermofrostcryo.co.uk Web: www.thermofrostcryo.co.uk


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