Name: HRGR (Heat Regulator)

Color: FF8000 (bright orange) when on, 804000 (brown) when off

State of matter: Solid. Never turns into a liquid, gas, powder or plasma.

Properties:
-Its heat can only be changed by using HEAT/COOL.
-The temperature of any particle that touches it is changed to the HRGR's temperature.
-PSCN turns on, NSCN turns off. When off, it does not conduct heat.

For example, if 20 degree water touches 100 degree HRGR, it will heat up to 100 and evaporate, while the HRGR stays the same temperature.

Functions:
-Heating/cooling particles more efficiently than GOL, and at any temperature from -273.15 to 9725.85
-Keeping elements in a specific temperature range so they stay the same state of matter (e.x., to keep water liquid so it can conduct electricity)
-Allowing PTCT/NTCT to cool down below 100 degrees more quickly, to make logic gates and other electronic parts respond faster. Using LO2, NICE, GOL, etc. often takes up too much space.

Could you post a link to the old suggestion, please? I want to know why it was rejected. If it was because it wouldn't work in TPT, I might be able to find a way to get it to work.