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I have decided against a PID, I am using another Al PUropse Controller. THe Temp range isn't 80 to 94 it is 90 to 94 and it is a 350 gallon tank. , 240 volt elements will just cut down on the time it takes to ge the Temp to where I need it. And no I am not in the UK, I am in Southwest Va. These...

 Trust me, this can get confussing but, just think of a open top tank of water that yuo want to keep at 92 Degrees F* There is also a pump that pumps 3500 GPH that circulates the water through a filter systrem then a Check valve, then through a Spary bar back into the tank. The wai it is...

 THe reason for controlling 2 with one controller is one, NOt having to buy another one and 2 both element need to work in tandom. I don't know if you know what Hydrographics is, Some people I talk to do, some don't. I am building a Dip Tank, adn the elements need to work in tandom with NO...

Yea, that is what I hav enw on a small tank to operate ut 1 120 volt heating element. But, when I build my big tank, I guess I could use 120 volt but, 240 volt Elements will heat the water quicker. Keep in mind the water just need to be kept between 80 an 94 degrees F*. The question is how to...

 Hi, I am having trouble with wiring a PID Temp Contrlooer to operate 2 120 volt Heating Elements. I know I need 2 SSR's and 2 seperate Contacts for each element but, do I need a second controller? Why can't I send a signal through the SSR's fron one controller to send a signal to the Contacts...

 I checked the links a couple member posted about PID programming and wiring. Those links no longer exist. I wired a Inkbird Brand Temperature Controller to a Heating element a couplke years agot to heat water in a Small Hydrographic Dip tank. I am now building a Larger Dp Tank that requires 2...