STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller 220V – Heating & Cooling Thermostat with Sensor | South Africa
Take precise control of your temperature systems with the STC-1000 Digital Temperature Controller (220V)—one of the most popular and trusted thermostats used across South Africa for DIY, industrial, and commercial applications.
Widely stocked by local suppliers like Discart, this controller is designed to automatically regulate heating and cooling devices, ensuring stable temperatures in environments where consistency is critical.
🔌 Smart Dual Heating & Cooling Control
- Automatically switches between heating & cooling
- Maintains stable temperature environments
- Built-in alarm for safety alerts
- Ideal for continuous temperature regulation
This makes it perfect for aquariums, incubators, refrigeration, and solar systems.
🌡️ Accurate Temperature Monitoring & Control
- Measuring range: -50°C to +99°C
- Control range: typically -50°C to +90°C
- Accuracy: ±1°C (within standard range)
- Resolution: 0.1°C
This ensures stable, precise, and repeatable temperature control across a wide range of applications.
⚙️ Key Features
- 🌡️ Digital thermostat with LED display
- 🔄 Dual relay output (heating & cooling)
- ⚡ 220V AC power supply
- 🔔 Over-temperature alarm function
- 🧠 Adjustable hysteresis & calibration
- 🔌 Includes NTC temperature sensor probe (~1m cable)
- 💪 Relay capacity: up to 10A per output
🌍 Ideal for South African Applications
Perfect for:
- Aquariums & fish tanks 🐟
- Incubators (eggs, poultry, reptiles) 🐣
- Fridges & fermentation chambers 🍺
- Greenhouses & hydroponics 🌱
- Solar water heating systems ☀️
- Industrial & workshop control panels
With increasing solar adoption and DIY automation in South Africa, the STC-1000 remains a top-selling temperature controller.
📦 What’s Included
- 1 x STC-1000 Temperature Controller (220V)
- 1 x Temperature Sensor Probe (~1m cable)
- Mountable panel design
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