Project Description
Multi-cavity Hot Runner Temperature Controller System?
Smart touch screen interface
Tiltable 10.4″ full color LCD HMI
Unified mainframe for different zones
Reduce your cost with unique 2-zone control modules
Suitable for all hot runner systems
Wiring friendly design
Technical Data
Standard Features
- Power supply, 3-phase, 200-240Vac or 3-phase, 380-415Vac
- English/Spanish/Chinese language
- Selectable thermocouple types (J/K)
- Selectable temperature units (°C/°F)
- Group setup function
- Editable zone name
- Internal alarm buzzer
- USB, Ethernet connection, software updates
- CE approved
Advanced Functions
- Customized start-up interface information
- Adjustable HMI fixed on mainframe or stand-alone
- Stopping the injection molding system remotely (optional)
- Standby system remotely (optional)
- All zones’ temperature in tolerance output (optional)
- Start sequence in group
- Sensor fault solution
Alarms & Protection
- Output percentage limit
- Sensor broken /reversed /shorted /disconnected
- Load broken /shorted /over-rated
- Temperature over high /under low
- Fuse blown
- Heating invalid
- Triac breakdown
- Power supply over-voltage
- Cabinet temperature over-setting
- Alarm output (optional)
Wiring Diagrams
Combined Thermocouple-Mold Power Connection-1
Combined Thermocouple-Mold Power Connection-2
Separated Thermocouple Connection
Separated Mold Power Connection
Controller Cables
- Combination Mold Power Thermocouple Cables
- Mold Power Cables
- Mold Thermocouple Cable
No matter standard or custom cables with different lengths, wiring diagram, you can find all here. We are your solution provider.
FAQs
Temperature controlling max. 120 zones.
Sequence injection controlling max. 24 gates.
Delivery time will be within 5-8 working days.
Yes, the touchscreen will display customer information while starting.
3-phase, 200-240Vac or 3-phase 380-415Vac.
No, it doesn’t. Please review standard plug-in control modules, which could be compatible with other brands.
50 or 60Hz.
Hot Runner Temperature Controller Trouble Shooting
1. Check the mainframe circuit breaker is working
2. Check module fuses and replace them if blown
1. Controller may not be plugged in.
2. Fuses or air circuit breaker may be blown
3. Input power incorrectly wired or damaged
1. Triac shorted or driver
2. Change parameter “t”=0 (factory setting is t=1)
3. Try this module in another good heater zone
1. Heater may be too small
2. Wrong thermocouple zone
3. Heater may open
4. Check cable connection
5. Input voltage to module is low
6. Triac open
7. Try this module in another good heater zone
1. Heater may be too small
2. Wrong thermocouple zone
3. Heater may open
4. Check cable connection
5. Input voltage to module is low
6. Triac open
7. Try this module in another good heater zone