High And Low Temperature Circulator LHLTC-T2014

Introduction

High and operates from -40 to 200°C supporting applications that demand flexible thermal control. The insulated chamber reduces ambient impact ensuring stable performance in varying lab conditions. Its compact body with rear ventilation supports easy placement in confined setups. Our Circulator suits bio-fermentation tanks extraction units pilot beverage lines and controlled lab processes.

This baths and circulators is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

High and Low Temperature Circulator provides external thermal control for lab and pilot systems handling both heating and cooling tasks. This supports steady performance in bio-fermentation tanks extraction setups and fluid-based processes requiring consistent temperature.

Specifications

Working Temperature Range	-40 to 200°C
Ambient Temperature	5 to 35°C
Relative Humidity	Less than or equal to 70%
Temperature Control Accuracy	±1°
Temperature Sensor	PT100
Circulating Pump Pressure	Less than or equal to 0.4 MPa
Circulating Pump Lift	4 to 6 m
Max. Reactor Volume Can Be Matched	10 L
External Input	External Sensor Port
Cooling Capacity	4648 W
Heating Power	3000 W
Compressor Power	1470 W
Circulating Pump Power	100 W
Power Consumption	4600 W
Power Supply	Single Phase 220V / 50Hz
Dimensions (W × D × H)	640 × 640 × 890 mm
Net Weight	105 kg

Features

Top-mounted fluid outlet

Vibration-absorbing base structure

Condensation-protected internal layout

Tool-free filter access

Rotary-lock pipe clamps

 

FAQs

1. Can the High and Low Temperature Circulator be operated within compact or restricted workspaces?

The High and Low Temperature Circulator is engineered with a vertically aligned layout and a rear-venting system, making it suitable for installation in space-constrained environments. Its footprint allows it to be used on benches, carts, or mobile stations without requiring extra clearance on all sides. The design reduces obstruction to nearby instruments, facilitating integration into dense lab setups. Its balanced structure ensures unit stability during relocation or repositioning. This build helps prevent workflow interruptions in high-traffic or limited-access zones. External access points remain easily reachable without disassembly. circulator maintains full function in space-limited setups without compromising system safety. It is an efficient solution for compact lab environments or pilot units.

2. Is the High and Low Temperature Circulator capable of handling temperature-sensitive compounds safely?

High and Low Temperature Circulator offers a flow system optimized for handling delicate fluids, such as enzyme solutions, biological extracts, or sensitive fermentation cultures. It maintains thermal gradients without introducing abrupt changes that might destabilize compound structure. The flow rate is controlled to avoid agitation or foaming, especially important for heat-sensitive liquids. No thermal overshoot occurs during setpoint transitions, preserving the chemical integrity of each sample. This is highly beneficial in botanical, pharmaceutical, or protein-related research. The low-pulse system minimizes turbulence across the loop. All pathways are built from chemically stable materials to avoid contamination or degradation. This circulator is ideal for temperature-critical formulations that require fluid protection.

3. Can the High and Low Temperature Circulator support integration with external feedback systems?

High and Low Temperature Circulator features a dedicated external sensor input that permits real-time thermal regulation using feedback from process vessels or external monitoring systems. This allows automatic adjustment based on live data, enhancing control without the need for constant user input. Compatible with multiple control interfaces, it enables communication with programmable equipment, including bioreactors and closed-loop lab setups. The feedback loop maintains responsiveness even during sudden load changes. This reduces thermal lag and improves accuracy for critical procedures. circulator is ideal for setups requiring linked instrumentation. The integration streamlines operation across multi-unit thermal control systems.

4. How does the High and Low Temperature Circulator handle long continuous usage periods?

The High and Low Temperature Circulator is built to sustain continuous operations over long durations without compromising output stability. It features internally isolated thermal pathways, reducing fatigue caused by thermal cycling during alternating heating and cooling. All moving parts are built to endure extended runtime with minimal wear. A built-in system logic adjusts pump and compressor activity to reduce stress during idle intervals. This makes it suitable for pilot trials, fermentation experiments, or 24-hour production batches. Performance does not degrade over time even under constant operation. circulator is a dependable asset for long-duration thermal applications. It provides consistent control throughout extended use cycles.

5. Can the High and Low Temperature Circulator support fluid types beyond water-based media?

High and Low Temperature Circulator accommodates a wide variety of thermal fluids including glycol mixtures, alcohol-based coolants, and synthetic heat transfer media. Its internal tubing and seals are built from corrosion-resistant and chemically stable materials to prevent deterioration. The pump mechanism adjusts to varying viscosities, maintaining stable circulation even with high-density liquids. This makes the unit suitable for industrial, biochemical, or solvent-based thermal processes. No reconfiguration is required when switching between fluid types. Compatibility with multiple fluids extends application flexibility across projects. The circulator performs reliably regardless of media composition or fluid characteristics. It is engineered to support diverse laboratory and pilot-scale thermal systems.

6. Can the High and Low Temperature Circulator support parallel setups in multi-tank systems?

High and Low Temperature Circulator is designed for parallel distribution across multiple vessels or reactors. It maintains steady thermal output across line splits without requiring balancing valves. The internal regulation system ensures uniform flow and temperature control even with uneven tank sizes or fill levels. This functionality benefits applications like pilot-scale beverage preparation or compound synthesis involving multiple containers. The flow is consistent without significant pressure drops. circulator minimizes the need for external calibration between tanks. It is well-suited for multi-tank operations that require identical thermal input. The system ensures dependable performance across simultaneous processes.