Industrial chiller ThermoCube 200-500 series
compactstainless steelbenchtop

Industrial chiller - ThermoCube 200-500 series - Solid State Cooling Systems - compact / stainless steel / benchtop
Industrial chiller - ThermoCube 200-500 series - Solid State Cooling Systems - compact / stainless steel / benchtop
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Characteristics

Applications
industrial
Other characteristics
compact, stainless steel, benchtop, thermoelectric
Power

Min.: 200 W
(682.43 BTU/h)

Max.: 500 W
(1,706.07 BTU/h)

Maximum temperature

Min.: -5 °C
(23 °F)

Max.: 65 °C
(149 °F)

Flow rate

Min.: 0 l/min
(0 us gal/min)

Max.: 4.5 l/min
(1.189 us gal/min)

Pressure

Min.: 0 psi

Max.: 60 psi

Description

ThermoCube 200-500 Versatile, customizable precision recirculating chiller for a wide variety of applications Four base models with cooling capacities from 200 to 500 watts ±0.05°C Temperature Stability/repeatability Utilizes highly reliable, refrigerant-free thermoelectric technology. Responds quickly to change in load Low noise, low vibration Designed to be configured to meet your specific needs 9 pump choices: Diaphragm, Centrifugal and Gear pumps 8 fitting choices Available with aluminum (standard), copper or stainless steel cold plates 14 other configurable options, such as RS232, extended temperature range, alternate fluids and stainless steel plumbing Compact size: 13” x 11” x 13” Energy efficient, only uses power when needed to maintain temperature Universal power – plug in and go anywhere in the world Easily customizable beyond the many standard configuration options The perfect solution for analytical instruments, medical equipment, lasers/optics industrial applications, general lab use and many other applications.

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