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Control Valves, Controllers

SC-F71/SC-S21 - Controllers

Model: SC-F71/SC-S21

Trademark: TLV

Origin: Japan

Controllers

Controllers that are used together with multi-control valves or general control valves.

Ensures Reliable Equipment Operation
- Multi-purpose Controller SC-F71 employs TLV proprietary algorithms for MC series high precision control (active controller and actuator).

Free Voltage
- Rated voltage free between 100 and 240V AC.
Easy to Use (SC-S21)
- Compact design.
- Optional alarm output available.
- Measurement input by thermocouple or resistance temperature detector (RTD) (specify when placing order).
- Operation is simple with auto-tuning function.

For high precision control valves for steam or vacuum steam: Multi-purpose controller
For storing the set value patterns in memory on any of the control valves: Programmable multi-purpose controller
For multi-purpose control valves, etc: Multi-purpose controller, Programmable multi-purpose controller, Digital indicator controller.

Model	Photo	Overview	Specifications	Manuals
SC-F71		Compact multi-purpose controller for a wide range of operations Allows pressure or temperature control when combined with automatic control valve (MC-COS [R]) Allows PID action with auto-tuning when combined with pneumatic control valves Possible to toggle between 16 target settings stored in memory Up to 4 contacts for alarm, 3 contacts for transmission output, and 6 contacts for external input	Specifications	Communication Hardware Installation Manual Parameter List Parameter/Function Quick Start Guide
SC-S21		Stores up to 4 target values Compact, highly versatile controller Can transmit output externally Allows for input of thermocouple, RTD, voltage and current measurements PID action (reverse or forward) or heating/cooling PID action with auto-tuning High accuracy (up to ±0.2% F.S.)	Specifications	Installation Manual Communication