Inkbird

Inkbird PID Temperature Controller Kit with 40DA SSR

A PID controller kit with a 40DA solid state relay, K-type thermocouple and heat sink for building an electric brewing controller; it has one alarm relay output and reads °F or °C.

  • SSR and thermocouple included
  • °F/°C display
  • Alarm relay output

Best for DIY electric brewery controls

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Specifications

TypePID controller
Power100–240 VAC
MaterialIncludes 40DA SSR, K-type thermocouple, heat sink

As stated by the maker or seller. Specs can change between versions and sellers; confirm on the listing. We did not test this product.

From the maker

  • Alarm Output: With 1 alarm relay output, AC250 V, 3 A (Resistive load), ON or NC, you can wire a buzzer
  • Supports 3-Wire Sensor: a 3-wire sensor or 2-wire sensor, like the K type thermocouple and Cu500, is supported by this PID temperature controller
  • SSR Output: With 1 relay output for external SSR, an SSR or relay is a must for this temperature controller; A 40DA SSR is included
  • Digital Display Celsius or Fahrenheit: It’s a digital PID controller but also supports Centigrade or Fahrenheit reading
  • 2 Temp Displaying Windows: The real-time temperature and the setpoint are shown at the same time
Electric brewing: GFCI and a licensed electricianPlug 120V and 240V systems only into a GFCI-protected circuit of the type the manual calls for, with no extension cords. A 1600 W system on 120V draws about 13.3 A (W ÷ V), close to a 15 A circuit’s limit. Have a licensed electrician install any new circuit, 120V or 240V.Source: Anvil Foundry manual (GFCI protection for 240V hookups); W ÷ V arithmetic
Strike water calculatorStrike and infusion water temperatures (Palmer).Dilution and boil-off calculatorPre-boil volume from your boil-off rate.

Full listing title: Inkbird PID Temperature Controller Kit, High Voltage 100ACV to 240ACV | Comes with SSR 40DA Solid State Relay, K Type Thermocouple, and White Heat Sink