Single Directional Thermostatic Controllers can maintain a constant temperature set point within an enclosure surrounded by a relatively constant ambient temperature. The set point tolerance is defined by a hysteresis range. Once the set point is achieved, the controller shuts off the thermoelectric cooler assembly. When the control temperature changes to outside the hysteresis range, the controller turns on power to the thermoelectric cooler assembly and restarts the cooling mode process.

About Liquid Cooling Systems

In today’s complex operating environment, liquid cooling systems are required to dissipate a large amount of heat in a densely packed electronic environment. Maximum operational life is required to keep system maintenance and repair down time to a minimum. Temperature stabilization has especially become critical, as next generation systems require more precise temperature control. Liquid cooling systems are self-contained units that recirculate a coolant to a predefined temperature set point. There are two types of liquid cooling solutions.