I need to replace a 230Vac 1A time delay for 3 min. on a tanning bed for the fans. Will this ICM203 work? the one on it is Solid state TS230A-3282 SSAC. If this one doesn't work for it do you have one that will or know where I can get one?
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Yes it shoul do the trick your gonna wanna cut that red loop wire for 120/230v if you dont you'll be sorry
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Got a problem with your numbers, CBM: 7.9 amps at 230 volts amounts to only 1879 watts. On the other hand, 5,159 watts from 230 volt (which is the rating of this timer) amounts to 22.4 amps. So, one of your numbers ain't right. Either way, though, I suspect this timer is OK for you. Full disclosure: I'm just a DIYer, so I do not guarantee the correctness of anything I tell you. CdeV
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Hi Chris,This is the one our electrician said we could replace our 80's model with.Due to remodeling, we have not installed it yet. We sure hope it works!Sorry I could not have been more helpful.
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It's been several months since we replaced ours, so only going on memory here. There was a 'one minute' button which would heat on high for one minute. If you enter say 530, it should heat for 5 minutes 30 seconds, at whatever power level selected. If it doesn't do that, it's defective. Try entering a time then hit the timer button, which should just time down and sound the alarm when the time is up. If that doesn't work either, you know it's defective. Good luck. (Our control panel worked fine for 10 years.)
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I don't know what Gearhead's P/N is, but the Model number is Mass Power SCF 0500100A1BA. It is a "vanilla" 5VDC 1.0 Amp out, and I suspect you might be able to pick up an alternate brand replacement for about a buck at your local computer surplus store. If you can't find a matching connector and you are handy, you could salvage the connector from the original and splice it onto anybody's 5VDC Ac to dc converter (probably more effort than it is worth tho'). Good luck and happy hacking ;)
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Sorry. I checked the manual but there was no max time listed. It explains what to do in case it over heats but doesn't indicate how long before it happens.
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The models I have bought are for 110VAC only you could use an adapter to reduce 230VAC to 110VAC or the company may also make them for 230VAC??If you buy this unit the bulbs do not last very long and have to be replaced . I have bought cheap replacements and they have lasted 3 years verses company replacements sometimes less than 6 months. E mail if you need anything more Charles Chalfin timfl99@hotmail.com
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http://www.susanminor.org/Rayeimages/pid/diagram.jpgas mark said.the crux here is that in addition to the PID controller, you also need a thermocouple of the correct type, and for most applications, a solid state relay such as the one shown. the PID output relay is only rated at 3Amps. chances are you are going to want more than that.
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The models I have bought are for 110VAC only you could use an adapter to reduce 230VAC to 110VAC or the company may also make them for 230VAC?? If you buy this unit the bulbs do not last very long and have to be replaced . I have bought cheap replacements and they have lasted 3 years verses company replacements sometimes less than 6 months. E mail if you need anything more Charles Chalfin timfl99@hotmail.com
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My suggestion would be to try contacting the manufacturer directly. Their website is www.cdn-timeandtemp.com Good luck!
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No this won't work, I think you can purchase from a auto parts store a delay module. This unit needs a trigger to operate you would still have to have some type of timer.
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I do not have the model numbers memorized. The biggest thing that I have trouble with on this newer model timer is that there is no top knock out so if you are mounting on a round pole you can not mount them both on the same surface and this requires a lot of adjusting. This model as did the older ones I am replacing were 24 hour single day timers. This new model only has connection holes on the side and the bottom. If that is not a problem and you need a 24 hour timer it will work fine.
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I ordered this unit, it was a piece of junk, sorry that you got one also. Perhaps donate it to Goodwill. I hate to say this but I found a very good timer at ACURITE.COM, it has magnetic base and works well.
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I would get a hold of Thermaltake support. Here is the URL for support: http://support.thermaltakeusa.com/Support_tsupport.aspx There is a 1 800 number on there to contact customer service.
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I have the same issue that you are having with your unit. I have tried their web address listed below, and have had no luck at getting through. Site keeps kicking me off. I have tried every way I know how to make mine work such as moving it away from every piece of furniture out to the center of the room,setting ,checking timers, and still no luck. I guess they are like cars. You get a lemon every now and then in the best of things. I bought a smaller unit from SG, that is a different brand unit, that works great. Good luck in your quest. I hope that you can get it fixed or at least returned.
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I am not certain it will still work since I don't know what was the cause for the temp spike. I suggest that you test the function by changing your setpoint and see how it responds. Given the low cost of the unit, I'd not hesitate to replace it if my process is important. Good luck.
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I increased the time by soldering a cap on the back side across the existing cap.. something like double or triple the value of the original. I do not have access to the board, so I cannot tell you what value I used. It was a long time ago [my fading memory]. I do not know how large a value can be used and still have the timer work reliably. Experiment!