During the production and service of chillers, one of the most frequently asked questions is: "Can your chillers really operate stably for a long time?" This question reflects three major concerns that users generally have about chillers currently on the market:1. Concern about sudden shutdown: If the chiller stops working, it will delay the production schedule;2. Concern about unstable temperature control: fluctuating temperatures can affect product yield;

On October 17, the 2025 Bay Area Semiconductor Industry Ecosystem Expo (Bay Core Expo) concluded successfully at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian). FerroTec Thermoelectric showcased a variety of high-performance temperature control products, fully demonstrating its core technological strength and industrial layout in the semiconductor temperature control field, attracting the attention and discussion of numerous industry customers and partners.  

Have you ever encountered this problem when using a normal-temperature chiller: the chiller displays a temperature of 30°C, but the actual temperature of the liquid reaching the device is slightly different? This isn't a malfunction of the machine, but rather a temperature difference caused by heat exchange in the pipes. To address this issue, the FerroTec R&D team has incorporated a temperature compensation function into normal-temperature chillers. This article will provide a detailed explanation of how this temperature compensation function works and how to set it up.