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What does OVERTEMP stand for?

Overtemperature


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A digital indicating temperature controller, strip chart recorder, SCR power controller, a four-color tower light to indicate process status, and overtemperature alarm are all onboard.
Temporarily isolating a loop for 15 seconds should not result in overtemperature conditions at the electronics rack.
The controller can measure a number of system parameters, including bus status, battery status, rectifier and load current, overvoltage, rectifier failure, AC power fail, and battery overtemperature.
Chips are specifically engineered to limit the flow of dangerously high current during fault conditions to protect products and systems from overcurrent surges and overtemperature faults.
Their capacity to limit the flow of dangerously high current during fault conditions allows them to protect products and systems during overcurrent surges and overtemperature faults.
Additional features include low input-voltage detection, programmable soft-start, and overtemperature protection.
Additional features include current limiting, short circuit protection, and overtemperature shutdown.
Protection features, such as Under Voltage Lock Out (UVLO) and overtemperature protection, come standard with the PWM, which is capable of charging multiple battery chemistries, including Li-Ion, NiHM, NiCd and Lead Acid.

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