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Sensor-controlled infrared heat
How temperature measurement, control logic and infrared output work together.
Warmth regulated using measured feedback
Sensor-controlled infrared heat uses temperature readings from a defined application area to adjust emitter output. The controller repeatedly receives new readings and responds according to its configured settings. This is called a closed-loop control system.
Measure, process, adjust
SAFETY SENSE measures skin temperature at defined points on the back without contact. ONE-CONTROL processes these readings together with the operating settings and adjusts the compatible rear emitter. Further measurements update the process throughout the regulated session.
Three different temperatures
Back skin temperature, cabin air temperature and core body temperature are different values. SAFETY SENSE provides local temperature feedback; it does not measure core body temperature. A cabin thermometer describes the surrounding air and does not replace measurement at the application area.
Your settings still matter
Automatic regulation operates within the selected programme and system configuration. It does not remove your ability to change a setting or end a session. Follow the model-specific instructions for back position, operation and cleaning.
Components and integration
The INFRAMEDIC platform combines sensing, ONE-CONTROL and compatible emitters. CORE-RADIANT 230 / 110 and CORE-FLEX 24 use different emitter architectures. Suitability for a particular product, retrofit or OEM project requires an assessment of the complete configuration.
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