Wiring a auber digital ssr help

[Bigfish713]

How would I wire this up
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Should I just wire it up like a pid without the temp probe. I am trying to build a controller like this
View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1449818481.148101.jpg. I have a copy of kals electric brewery and planned on using that as a starting point and trim out all the extra parts I will not be using but not sure how to incorporate the digital ssr.

 

[doug293cz]

Are you just building a boil controller, or will you have a PID for an HLT and/or MLT?

The DSPR1 is not an SSR, but rather an SSR controller. It has to be connected to a separate SSR, similar to how a PID is connected. The DSPR2 has a built in SSR, but it is only rated for 3A, so is not suitable for controlling a heating element.

Brew on

 

[Bigfish713]

I plan on a pid for the hlt and a cooler for the mlt with out a element and using the dspr1 to control my bk. And that's kinda my question do I wire the dspr1 as it were a pid? Not sure if the wiring would be the same as a pid or not.

 

[Bellybuster]

the manual is very clear on how to wire this for single use or in conjunction with a PID
http://auberins.com/images/Manual/DSPR1%20manual_V1.pdf

Im considering adding this to my system, I don't like the percent control of the single PID.

 

[prmurphy63026]

So you're planning on a PID for your HLT. You're going to use this to set your strike temp, right?
And you're going to use the DSPR1 for your BK.

Review the manual for the device here: http://auberins.com/images/Manual/DSPR1 manual_V1.pdf

A DSPR does not require a temperature probe, so the wiring will be different than for a PID. On the DSPR1 terminals 9 and 10 are for Neutral and Hot. Terminals 6 & 7 are for SSR control.

Wiring a DSPR1 should be more simple than a PID since you don't have a temp probe to worry about.