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Digital multi-input output temperature controller for electricians, new in box with three-year parts coverage
The Hanyoung Nux NX9-00 is a digital temperature controller designed for multi-input and output monitoring. It accepts various sensor types to regulate heating or cooling processes in industrial environments. The unit ships new in a single box with a red finish.
This controller fits operators managing one temperature zone with multiple sensor inputs and alarm outputs. It does not suit installations requiring multi-zone profiling, data logging, or fieldbus connectivity such as Modbus or Profibus.
The defining specification is the multi-input capability that accepts thermocouples, RTDs, and voltage or current signals on one unit. Verify your sensor type and output wiring before purchase.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HANYOUNG |
| Model name | NX9-00 |
| Color and finish | Red |
| In the box | |
| Number of items | 1 pack |
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