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temperature control project to treat heart attack patience

01/02/2008 7:37 PM

Is it possible to connect an A/C directly to a PLC via transformer?
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Re: temperature control project to treat heart attack patience

01/02/2008 8:55 PM

I assume you mean air conditioner? If so, you could not run one directly from a PLC, but you could certainly control it. Why do you want to air condition heart attack patients? It would take a long time to produce any noticeable cooling in the blood. You could always pack crushed ice in their arm pits and groin - that would cool them quickly. And would make life-long friends.

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Re: temperature control project to treat heart attack patience

01/03/2008 12:17 AM

Your quewstion is vague.

Can or cannot depend on your plc interface and function.

whats your control method?
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