Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does it included sensor temperature probe ?
Document: I ordered this for making a low temp. cooker.It was easy to set up the instructions were easy to understand for me.Very satisfied with this purchase.It was a good price for a controller that also included the sensor.
The controller's wiring diagrams are easy to follow. So my yogurt culture sits on a plastic shelf inside a slightly vented dehydrator with a heating element controlled by the relay of this controller. The controller's sensor is sensing the air of the "average" part of the dehydrator.Now I have done more than 10 batches of delicious yogurt. The batches included  one cup at a time,  four 1-quart jars per batch and a three-quart casserole per batch.
Pros:* Cheap* Does what it is supposed to* Fairly AccurateCons:* Does not display temperature in FahrenheitCan't complain about this controller one bit. I have been using it for a over a month and it seems to work perfectly fine. The temp probe gives accurate readings. It was smaller than I had imagined. It will fit in the palm of your hand.
Used it to build a homebrewing fermentation controller. Only thing lacking is specifications on the temperature prone thermistor (I'd like to replace the one provided with an all-steel thermistor probe that will fit a brew pot thermometer port). The slide type fastening clips are a nice addition that made fastening the controller to the faceplate of the assembled controller housing very easy.
I really have no issues with this product - it is what is says it is and works well. As for the settings, you choose a temperature in celsius and a differential. When the temperature probe reaches the set temperature plus the differential the cooling circuit will engage and when the temp probe notes the set temperature minus the differential, the heating circuit becomes live. I am using mine to control temperatures in a greenhouse and it works quite well.
I purchased this as a temperature control for my new keezer build. It was simple to wire (although I used an online tutorial rather than the instructions included), and works beautifully. It is easy enough to configure once you read the directions, and does a great job of keeping my temps ~40 degrees.Despite being much cheaper than the Love controller and PID controllers, it works wonderfully and I am very pleased with my purchase.
Works like a charm once I had a bit of help on the wiring. Requires some knowledge of knowing how to wire components. The schematic was not much help so just google &#34;All-purpose Temperature Controller STC-1000 w/Sensor wiring diagram&#34; and you'll find some illustrations.
Great product, and once you get it going has strong function and optionality.Packaging and shipping:Medium sized package and well protected. Arrived on time.Product:The STC-1000 comes with the temperature sensor wire, but no other wires.It takes a minute to get the wiring, but there are plenty of guides online. Once the controller is working, you can set a range when to cool and heat.
This means you can keep your aquarium temperature consistent to within .3C or .5F, no aquarium heaters that I've ever used can operate in that close a range. Most aquarium heaters vary at least 2 degrees F and that is too much for some sensitive fish. Another nice feature of these units is the calibration feature, if the sensor is off you can calibrate it either up or down so that its 100% accurate. Most aquarium heaters do not have this feature.
Look at them.-You will need a very small flat-head screwdriver to tighten down terminals-Wiring tip: Finally and maybe most importantly, remember, the hot(s) and NEUTRAL will go to the 1st terminals. Everything else that is switched, will be the hot/switch-leg wires. (ie neutral from power source ONLY goes to one terminal). As for the temperature sensor, it doesn't matter which wire goes to which terminal.Enjoy!
Answer: yes