Cryogenic Bath LC-CRB108
Cryogenic Bath LC-CRB108 is an economic solution for controlling the temperature of objects directly within the thermostat bath at a range of -30 to 100 ℃ making it suitable for several typical heating and cooling tasks in laboratories. Designed with multiple safety protection systems at the low liquid level and power-off protection with over-temperature alarm functions with several security measures.
Specifications
| Water Tank Capacity |
10 L |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range |
-30 to 100 ℃ |
| Display Accuracy |
0.1 ℃ |
| Inner Groove Size |
270×200×130 mm |
| Working Slot Opening Size |
180×140 mm |
| External Circulation Pump Flow |
10 L/min |
| Head (Max/Rated) |
2 M |
| Cooling Input Power |
1000 W |
| Cooling Capacity |
2000 W |
| Total Power |
2000 W |
| Outer Diameter Of External Circulation Joint |
10 mm pagoda connector |
| Dimensions |
515×435×770 mm |
| Net Weight |
39 Kg |
| Gross Weight |
43 Kg |
Features
- The instrument works stably and reliably with a convenient and safe operation
- Unique large-screen backlight LCD screen displays the set temperature and actual temperature
- Independently start/stop heating and cooling with an internal and external circulation function with a clear working status
- Featured with high-performance stirring motor, low noise, low heat generation, fully enclosed, and long life
- Stainless steel plates and inner tanks can effectively avoid corrosion, rust keeping them clean and durable
- Multiple safety protection for low liquid level protection alarming with light, and sound
- It has power-off protection and over-temperature alarm functions with several security measures
- Fully enclosed compressor unit for refrigeration, multiple protection devices for overheating and overcurrent
Applications
- It is a constant temperature tank used in combination with a rotary evaporator, jacketed constant temperature cup, photochemical reactor, vacuum freeze-drying oven, circulating water vacuum pump, magnetic stirrer, and other instruments in the fields of chemistry, biology, physics, and molecular engineering.