Kilntrol IV. (Free to a good home)

[Philip Yamron]

Anyone using one of these systems or have a use for it? I was gifted this setup a few months back but have no use for them. Looks like they haven't ever been used. Free to anyone that can use them.

[Larry Cazes]

I could use the digital one. Do they ALL have digital controllers?

[Philip Yamron]

Originally Posted by Larry Cazes

I could use the digital one. Do they ALL have digital controllers?

It looks like one has digital controller and maybe the others are slaves units? I'm not familiar with how these actually work

[Larry Cazes]

Originally Posted by Philip Yamron

It looks like one has digital controller and maybe the others are slaves units? I'm not familiar with how these actually work

ill do a little research on these.

[Philip Yamron]

Still available

[Pete VanderLaan]

Originally Posted by Philip Yamron

Anyone using one of these systems or have a use for it? I was gifted this setup a few months back but have no use for them. Looks like they haven't ever been used. Free to anyone that can use them.

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I'll happily take them Phil.

I suspect that the two separate units are likely actually both relays. Were there any instructions with them?

[Sky Campbell]

I can’t believe no one is jumping on this. It seems we get the bow to
Control my kiln with my pc threads enough. I googled them to find more info the digital read out one is just extra bells and whistles they are all designed to be used as a computer interface for your kiln. Lots a features with charting and programming.

If I had more free time I would Love to play with one of these units. I’ll be in San Antonio for at least another week then over to Laredo before I get back home.

[Pete VanderLaan]

I simply couldn't find info on them Sky. You are more than welcome to the units. It's unlikely I'll do any computer interfaces. I could not find manuals and found a fleeting reference to a manufacturer named , I believe called LK.

I even called Dudley and he didn't know. It does look to have some home depot wiring to it and if Phil took the photo, judging by the size of his feet, those are big boxes.

[Sky Campbell]

Here’s a link to the company and I believe pdf manuals or at least a link to the pdf manuals. They are built and designed for the glass and ceramic industry. I really wish I had time to play with one of these units but it would just be sitting on another shelf in my shop. To many projects and things that are waiting to be fixed on the healing bench.

http://www.kilntrol.com/