Inkbird ITC-1000 Temperature Controller 12V

InkbirdSKU: 7339878056034

The ITC-1000 is a 2-stage temperature controller for both cooling and heating. It can be used as over-temperature protection and an automatic temperature control system for various electrical appliances such as home brewing equipment.

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Description

Inkbird ITC-1000 12V – temperature controller for cooling and heating

The Inkbird ITC-1000 is a two-stage temperature controller that can control both heating and cooling using two separate relay outputs. In heating mode, the controller switches on when the temperature is below the set point and off when it is above. In cooling mode, it switches on when the temperature is above the set point and off when it is below. The display can show both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

This is the 12 V AC version. It may only be installed by a registered electrical contractor and is supplied without a plug.

Features

  • Switches between cooling and heating
  • Temperature controlled by set value and differential (hysteresis)
  • Temperature calibration
  • Delay on the cooling output to protect the compressor
  • Alarm for high or low temperature and sensor error
  • Display in Celsius or Fahrenheit

Technical data

  • Measuring range: −50 to 99 °C (−50 to 210 °F)
  • Resolution: 0.1 °C / 0.1 °F
  • Accuracy: ±1 °C (−50 to 70 °C) / ±1 °F (−50 to 160 °F)
  • Ambient temperature: 0–60 °C
  • Power supply: 12 V AC, 50/60 Hz
  • Power consumption: less than 3 W
  • Sensor: NTC, 2 m including probe
  • Storage temperature: −30 to 75 °C
  • Storage humidity: 20–85%, non-condensing
  • Front panel: 75 × 34.5 mm
  • Mounting cut-out: 71 × 29 mm
  • Dimensions: 75 × 34.5 × 85 mm
  • Weight: 200 g net, 280 g gross

Frequently asked questions about the Inkbird ITC-1000 12V

Can the ITC-1000 control both cooling and heating?

Yes. The controller has two separate outputs, one for cooling and one for heating, and switches between them automatically based on the set temperature and differential.

What is the difference between the 12V and 220V versions?

This version runs on 12 V AC. For mains power, there is the Inkbird ITC-1000 220V. Both must be installed by a registered electrical contractor.

Is there a version I can plug straight into a socket?

Yes. The Inkbird ITC-308 WiFi has built-in sockets for cooling and heating and requires no installation.

How long is the temperature sensor?

The NTC sensor has a 2 metre cable, including the probe.

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