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Solution To On/off "limit" Applications

Monday, June 30, 2008

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Solution To On/off "limit" Applications

Series 86 and Series 88 Limit Controllers from Athena Controls, Inc.

Athena Controls Inc.'s new Series 86 and Series 88 Limit Controllers offer an economical solution for On/Off "Limit" Applications.

Athena Controls, Inc. introduces their new Series 86 and Series 88 Limit Controllers for an economical solution for On/Off "Limit" Applications. According to the company, the controllers feature:

  • Quick and easy installation via fast-on lugs or terminal strips.
  • Series 86 Non-Indicating Temperature Controllers and Series 88 Electronic Temperature Controllers availability in remote, local or fixed setpoints, and case, din-rail or snap-trak mounting options.
  • 20 amp relay.
  • High or low limits with auto or manual reset.
  • Fahrenheit or Celcius readout.
  • Sensor break protection for postive system shutdown.

For more information, email: mktg@athenacontrols.com or visit: www.athenacontrols.com

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