G320A Series 8-Channel SSR Temperature Control Unit feature of 3 in 1 Integration and Distributed Temperature Control
Highly Integrated & Space-Saving: It innovatively combines 8 channels of PID algorithms, 8 independent solid-state relays (SSRs), and 8 channels of current acquisition into a single unit. This eliminates the tedious wiring of traditional external transformers and SSRs, drastically freeing up space inside the electrical control cabinet.
Distributed Computing & Independent Precision: Featuring built-in PID algorithms, it receives temperature data from the PLC via RS485 to independently execute closed-loop calculations. This offloads the computational burden from the PLC and ensures real-time, stable temperature control.
Full-Time Current Monitoring & Smart Safety: Equipped with 8 channels of AC current monitoring, it reports real-time data to the PLC. This enables effortless smart diagnostics and alarms for faults such as heating element breakages or SSR short-circuit breakdowns.


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