Potentiostat System T-PST-S2103

Introduction

Potentiostat System offers wide scan rates up to 10,000 V/s for constant and flexible analysis. Equipped with internal flash memory with potential range and energy efficient performance. It features dual working electrode configurations that support electrochemical analysis. Built with digital display for monitoring parameters and low noise operations. Potentiostat is ideal in academic, industrial and research laboratories.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

Potentiostat System is ideal for electrochemical testing, fuel cell analysis, corrosion monitoring, and sensor development in research laboratories. 

Selection Guide

Potentiostat System is a precision instrument widely used in electrochemical research, corrosion studies, sensor development, and energy storage applications such as batteries and fuel cells. Based on research studies, this model supports a range of electrochemical experiments, including cyclic voltammetry, chronoamperometry, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. It is designed with high accuracy, stable potential control, and rapid response, making it suitable for both academic and industrial laboratories. The system is compatible with 2-, 3-, and 4-electrode configurations, and provides a maximum potential range of ±10 V and a current range up to ±250 mA. Compliance with international safety and performance certifications ensures reliability and quality, helping customers select the system for advanced research and routine testing based on specific technical requirements.

Specifications

Electrode Configuration	2-, 3-, and 4-electrode
Maximum Potential Range	±10 V
Maximum Current	±250 mA
Compliance Voltage	±13 V
Potentiostat Rise Time	Less than 1 μs
Potentiostat Bandwidth	1 MHz
Potential Ranges	±10 mV, ±50 mV, ±100 mV, ±650 mV, ±3.276 V, ±6.553 V, ±10 V
Potential Resolution	0.0015%
Potential Accuracy	±1 mV or ±0.01%
Potential Noise	Less than 10 μV RMS
Current Measurement Range	±10 pA to ±0.25 A
Current Resolution	0.0015%
Current Accuracy	0.2%
Input Bias Current	Less than 10 pA
Scan Rates (CV/LSV)	0.000001 V/s to 10,000 V/s
Potential Increment (CV)	0.1
Pulse Width (CA/CC)	0.0001 to 1000 s
Sampling Interval (CA/CC)	0.4 μs
DPV/NPV Pulse Width	0.001 to 10 sec
SWV Frequency	1 Hz to 100 kHz
ACV Frequency Range	0.1 Hz to 10 kHz
SHACV Frequency Range	0.1 Hz to 5 kHz
FTACV Frequency Range	0.1 Hz to 50 Hz
AC Impedance Frequency	0.00001 Hz to 3 MHz
AC Impedance Amplitude	0.00001 V to 0.7 V RMS
Current Offset Accuracy	0.003%
Memory Capacity	256,000 to 16,384,000 points
Dimensions	370 × 230 × 120 mm
Net Weight	5 kg

Features

Large capacity 

Fast response time

Multi-step potential

Durable construction 

Maintenance free 

FAQs

1. What is the main function of this Potentiostat System?

It is a professional laboratory instrument designed for Potentiostat System applications, providing accurate, reliable performance for sample analysis, processing, or storage in scientific research and industrial quality control.

2. What are the key advantages of this Potentiostat System compared to similar products?

It combines high performance, user-friendly operation, and robust construction. The compliance with international standards and certifications ensures its reliability and suitability for various laboratory environments.

3. What regular maintenance is required for this Potentiostat System?

General maintenance recommendations: 1) Keeping the instrument clean and free from dust and debris; 2) Following the manufacturer's calibration schedule to maintain accuracy; 3) Inspecting electrical connections and mechanical parts periodically for signs of wear; 4) Storing and using the instrument according to the operating manual to prevent damage.

4. What are the installation requirements for this Potentiostat System?

Standard installation requirements: 1) Placing on a stable, level workbench in a clean laboratory environment; 2) Connecting to a properly grounded power supply matching the instrument's voltage requirements; 3) Ensuring adequate space for operation and maintenance; 4) Following any specific environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, ventilation) outlined in the product manual.

5. What should I do if the Potentiostat System shows abnormal operation?

General troubleshooting guidelines: 1) First check the power supply and all connections to ensure they are secure; 2) Refer to the user manual's troubleshooting section for specific error messages or symptoms; 3) Perform a system reset if applicable; 4) Do not attempt to repair internal components without professional training; contact authorized service personnel for technical support when needed.