Inkbird ITC-106VH: Advanced PID Temperature Thermostat Controllers for Sous Vide, Home Brewing, Oven & Incubator - AC 100 to 240V with K Sensor Review

Good controller when temperature fluctuations of one to two degrees are acceptable. I use it to control a homemade bread rambler box with a 6x6 silicone heating pad. with Omega thermocouples. The temperature range is a few degrees. Does not control the output voltage. This is the basic trip current regulator.

In general they are quite easy to use. The wiring is fairly easy and the instructions are pretty clear, which isn't always typical of these imported controllers. The absolute best thing about this particular controller is that it has an output to drive a solid state relay directly so you don't need many other accessories to use this with an SSR. Another good point is that the temperature can be set to display in Fahrenheit or Celsius, which many PID controllers don't have. I have used this in…

I bought an ITC-106VH ink for a pottery kiln I built for my wife. The wiring was very easy, although the correct connection of the solid state relay was not described in the instructions and was confusing for a beginner. Operation is very simple, although the meaning of many settings is not entirely clear even in the supplied operating instructions. If you want to understand why the presets are the way they are, be prepared to do some research outside of the Inkbird website. If you only want to

I used this block in one of my project's prototypes. I went to the manufacturer's website and downloaded the manual. This particular device, ITC-106VH, is a model of ITC-106. The VH version operates on 110VAC and provides a 12V/30mA signal to drive an EXTERNAL relay. It is compatible with a range of thermocouples including the most commonly used Type K. A decent Type K is also included in the package. Press the SET button for 2 seconds to enter the menu. The user manual contains instructions on