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Question: Anyone with SSR, which terminals do you use to connect?  Looking at manual and not sure if 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 or any of them.  Thanks.
Document: This unit is easy to install and use. The auto tune function works well and the configuration is simple, despite a very poorly written manual. If you have any familiarity with PID controllers or industrial control, you can get this working. Geat price!
I bought this controller because it was spec'd for -1999-9000 temperature range, and I intended to use it to better control one of my freezers. This temperature controller bottoms out at 0 C or 31.9 F.  It will not read or allow you to set a temperature under these values. I will be returning mine
I bought and used this temp controller for project and found it somewhat easy to use after spending time going though the instructions. This does have built in auto tuning like many others.Instructions could be better. I found it to be very accurate and a work horse keeping temp to within my set points. If using with a ssr make sure to use a heat sink and thermal paste with your ssr. ssr can get hot after some time of use and if not properly installed with a heat sink they will fail.
The controller arrived and I hooked it up to control a 10 cup rice cooker using a Amico SSR and K-Type Thermocouple probe also found at Amazon. Used the Autotune feature to initialize the PID and it controls the temperature very well with less than .5 degree of ripple after reaching setpoint.Comparing the temperature to two other industrial temperature meters, the water seem to be 2 degrees colder than the front panel setting.
I used two of these PIDs in the control box for my beer brewing system and they have functioned properly so far.My usage, in case this is helpful to anyone:PID 1- Displays temperature reading from RTD probe (Hot Liquor Tank)- Controls a SSR (main output)- Switches a 24V gas valve (alarm 1)PID 2- Displays temperature reading from RTD probe (Mash Tun)The instructions are not so great, hence the four stars.
Exactly what I was looking for and the fact that it comes with a thermocouple as well definitely made this the right choice for my project.
After reading some of the comments on this and other PID's I was skeptical I could get one of these to work.Once I received it I immediately hooked it to a hotplate to make sure it did what is was supposed to do.
Pid works great, just wished it had a manual setting to adjust duty cycle  to control water boil.Would not buy temp sensor, better off upgrading to a water tight pt100
instructions were vague. I am a controls electrician  with a lot of heating application experience. I bought this for my home use being cheap. you get what you pay for. it does seem to be a fairly accurate temp display if you can get it set up.
first of all the thermo sensor has a cheap end on it so be careful not to strip it out or in my case half the treads just broke off. a little sealant and it still worked. also initially it goes 5 to 10 deg. over set temp. then it drops down to within 1 to 2 deg. of where it is supposed to be. other than that it works as promised and great for the price.
Answer: yes