Programmable PID Temperature Controller Ramp and Soak SSR Output with 60 Segment timely Cycles fr Kiln Paragon Ceramic Pottery Glass

Pretty good. The controller itself seems to work well. It took a few tries to get the program set up correctly. The interface is not intuitive nor is the programming. It could use another set of buttons to make it more user friendly.Also the form factor is silly. This is a really small instrument. Look at the description. It looks bigger, but it's 2x2x3.5 or so (in inches). It didn't come with any sort of mounting locations or hardware. There are no brackets or screw holes or anything. It says it's a 1/16 DIN, but I haven't found anyway to secure it in place yet more sophisticated than a couple of zip ties.

There are a lot of expensive kiln controllers that are way above the hobbyist price range. This temperature controller is a very reasonably priced option that allows for ramp/soak programming. Great for doing a wax or resin burnout program. On the lower end (300 degrees) of the program the stable temperature range fluctuates more but at 700 degrees and 1350 degrees it is within a degree or two. This is more due to the kiln than it is the controller.The only drawback is a lack of documentation with the controller. There are however plenty of YouTube videos that explain how to set up the program.

I hate this thing. I should have bought a real one like the Fiji. I haven't yet figured out how to even run a program. The instructions are useless. Don't buy this product.

Works good once you get it figured out. Instructions are a little difficult to understand. Takes some practice and experimentation to get to work right. Make sure you go to the mfr website for more detailed instructions/manual

Unit works fine so far. Instructions are abysmal.

I have a evenheat studio pro 120volts 12 amp 1440 watt kiln. can this controller replace the manual controller that came with the kiln?Answer: Hello,Please let me know if you need the temp of your kiln to be controlled on a timely manner (ramp and soak PID) or not (set point PID)? Please also let me know the application, like is it for glass industry or smoker or...Thanks,Anooshka see lessBy Thermomart SELLER on June 23, 2016Have the same unit. I DO need the temp of your kiln to be controlled in a timely manner (ramp and soak PID) or not (set point PID)? Both Ramp and Soak, and it will need a set point. Thank you very much