Ulanet Electric Heaters and Thermostats George Ulanet Company

MODEL 515

MODEL 315

MODEL 211

MODEL 212

MODEL TRM MODEL 312



HOW ROBOTEMP WORKS AND WHY IT CONTROLS SO ACCURATELY

The Robotemp is an "on-off" pulsator which proportions electric power at line voltage to an electrically heated device. The ratio of "on" to "off" time can be varied by turning an adjustment knob. Because of the frequent "on-off" cycles per minute, the Robotemp maintains precise thermal control with a smooth time temperature characteristic.


MODEL 515

  • Rating: 1500W. 115 or 230 V.A.C.
  • Supplied with 6' 3-wire cordset
  • Solid state output reduces arcing of the switch contacts.

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MODEL 315

  • Rating: 1500W. 115 or 230 V.A.C.
  • Supplied with 6' 3-wire cordset
  • Similar to the Model 515 without the solid state output.

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APPLICATIONS

  • Remote temperature control.
  • Hot Stamping.
  • Excessive vibration uses--marking, heat sealing, etc.
  • Soldering and branding irons
  • Melting pots.


FEATURES

  • Reduces temperature overshoot.
  • Saves power.
  • Long Life Pilot Light indicates "On-Off" Time.
  • Controls Electric Heating Devices Up to 1500 Watts.


THERMAL TIME DELAY RELAYS

OPERATING PRINCIPLE:

Ulanet thermal timers comprise an assembly having one stationary adjustable contact and one movable contact attached to the end of a bimetal strip. A heater coil winding is insulated from the bimetal by a wrapping of high dielectric heat resisting tape. Upon energizing the heater coil the bimetal bends and either closes or opens a set of contacts according to adjustment screw settings. After heater is deenergized the bimetal cools and returns to its original position.

Normally open timers close contacts after energization. To increase timing turn adjustment screw so that contact gap is increased

Normally closed timers open contacts after heater coil is energized. To increase timing turn adjustment screw in the direction that increases contact pressure.


MODEL 211


Has two contact springs and a bimetal element which is insulated from current carrying parts Mounts with #8 screw through eyelet hole.
CONTACT RATING:1500W 115-230 V.A.C.
HEATER COIL RATING:UP to 230 V.A.C.
TIMING RANGE: UP to 3 min. DIMENSIONS:2-1/8" L. x 1/2" W. x 5/8" H.

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MODEL 212


Is a heavy duty thermal timer housed in a metal case. Mounting holes for #10 screws spaced at 2-3/4" centers. Terminals are provided for heater and 4" leads for the contact circuit.
CONTACT RATING:1500W. 115-230 V.A.C.
HEATER COIL RATINGS: UP to 230 V.A.C.
TIMING RANGE:UP to 3 min. DIMENSIONS:3-1/4" L. x 3/4" W x 21/32" H.

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MODEL TRM

Is a manual reset timer Heated bimetal actuates a snap contact spring to open the contacts at a given preset timing.
Unit is mounted by two #6 screws at 5/16" centers.
CONTACT RATING:1000W 115-230 V.A.C.
HEATER COIL RATING:UP to 230 VA.C.
TIMING RANGE:20 sec.- 3 min.
DIMENSIONS: 3-1/2" L. x 1-1/8" W. x 1-3/4" H.

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MODEL 312


Thermal timer is hooked up as a pulsator. The heater coil is connected in series with contacts. When energized, the contacts open and close at a given "time-off" to "time-on" ratio. Turning the adjustment shaft clockwise increases time-on to time-off ratio. The unit provides infinite temperature control at location remote from heating appliance.
CONTACT RATING: 1500W. 115 VA.C.
HEATER COIL RATING:115 V.A.C.
Dimensions: 2-3/32" L. x 1/2" W. x 5/8" H.

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