The STL201 is a 50A still heat control panel for automating the distillation process. This panel is designed to handle up to two 5500W/240V elements. It has one still heat controller to control the distillation process in your boiler and also a thermometer to monitor the vapor temperature at the top of the column.
Feature:
- Dual-line still heat controller (DSPR400) with 0.1-degree resolution in boiling mode.
- Column thermometer (SYL-2362) with 0.1-degree accuracy.
- Accelerating heating feature for mashing mode.
- Flashing buzzer for temperature/timer alarm.
- Dual heating channel with independent control.
- Breaker switch for overload protection.
- Illuminated emergency switch for turning off all output loads when needed.
- One PT100 RTD probe for boiler heat control.
- One Pt100 RTD probe for column temperature monitor.
- 120V Outlet for pump manual control.
- Steel wall mount enclosure with durable powder coated beige finish.
- Assembled in USA
- US seller & US support team. This control panel is designed and manufactured by Auber Instruments. Copyright © Auber Instruments.
The STL201 is built with some of the most popular products Auber has to offer. With the DSPR400 temperature controller, users can take in the enjoyment of making alcohol while skipping the tedious process of automating the distillation. In mash mode, its temperature control function utilizes an artificial intelligence algorithm optimized for mashing application. It is easier to understand and more convenient to operate than a PID controller. In distilling mode, the boiler heat is controlled by the linear and uniform power output with 1% resolution; the temperature is monitored in 0.1-degree resolution. The distillation process can be stopped by either a preset temperature or preset time. DSPR400 comes with two relay outputs. In the STL201 panel, relay 1 of DSPR400 is to control the supplementary heater (other than the main heater) for the initial heating period to achieve both ramp-up speed and temperature stability. Relay 2 is for timer alarm purposes. Temperature alarm is controlled by the SYL-2362 PID module (located on the right).
Two PT100 RTD probes with 8' braided cable are included in the listing. Please select the model number of your preferred probe. Seven tri-clamp probe options are available. Please leave a note for the tri-clamp probe# you need. If you order two probes in this listing, two braided cables will be included. If you order one probe or less, we will include the same qty of cables in your package.
| Tri-clamp Probe# |
Part# |
Flange OD |
Probe Length |
| 1 |
PT100-C |
1.988” (50.5mm) |
1.58” (40mm) |
| 2 |
PT100-C |
1.988” (50.5mm) |
2.36” (60mm) |
| 3 |
PT100-C |
1.988” (50.5mm) |
6” (150mm) |
| 4 |
PT100-C |
1.988” (50.5mm) |
8” (200mm) |
| 5 |
PT100-C-2 |
2.52” (64mm) |
2.36” (60mm) |
| 6 |
PT100-C-2 |
2.52” (64mm) |
6” (150mm) |
| 7 |
PT100-C-2 |
2.52” (64mm) |
8” (200mm) |
Specifications
| Heater Control Output |
30A, 240VAC maximum. |
| Pump Control Output |
5A, 120VAC maximum. |
| Input Connection |
50A 240V, four conductors. |
| Sensor |
K Type Thermocouple sensor, mini connector. |
| Circuit Breaker |
2P 60A. |
| Boil Controller |
DSPR400 |
| Column Thermometer |
SYL-2362 |
| Dimension (W x H x D) |
12 x 10 x 8 inch (30 x 25 x 20 cm) |
| Weight |
16 lb (7.25 kg) |
| Warranty |
One (1) year limited warranty. See here for details. |
Note:
- The system is designed for North America 240V AC power lines that require four line power connections (L1, L2, Neutral and Ground).
- Input power cord (SOOW 6/4) is not included because each user may have different hook up requirements.
- The heating element is not included.
- For a KIT of components to DIY, please check here.
- This panel is rated as 50A output overall capacity. It is designed to drive up to 2 x 5500W elements. One element (main heater) is controlled by one 40A SSR. Another element (secondary) is controlled by a mechanical relay. See the document here for details.
- Lead time is about 2-3 business days.
Front View
Bottom View
This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 05 March, 2019.
