Dynamic Temperature Control System LDTC-T2012

Introduction

Dynamic Temperature Control System offers a working range from -30°C to 200°C, making it suitable for various heating and cooling stages. It handles high-viscosity fluids for steady circulation in complex setups. The low noise output ensures a quiet lab environment during use. Our Temperature Control System is ideal for reactor heating, pilot production, and testing in pharma and materials labs.

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

Applications

Dynamic Temperature Control System delivers controlled heating and cooling to external systems such as reactors, fermenters, and testing setups. This supports process simulation for pilot production, material analysis, and battery performance studies.

Specifications

Working Temperature Range	-30℃ to 200℃
Temperature Control Accuracy	±0.5℃
Temperature Display	7-inch screen
Display Resolution	0.01
Cooling Water Temperature Range	10 to 33℃
Ambient Temperature Range	5 to 35℃
Cooling Capacity at -200℃	6000 W
Cooling Capacity at 100℃	5000 W
Cooling Capacity at 25℃	3000 W
Cooling Capacity at -10℃	1700 W
Cooling Capacity at -20℃	1200 W
Cooling Capacity at -30℃	600 W
Cooling Method	Air cooling / Water cooling
Heating Power	6000 W
Cooling Water Flow Rate	2.0 m³/h
Cooling Water Interface	R₂3/4
Circulating Pump Max. Pressure	1.0 bar
Circulating Pump Max. Flow Rate	30 L/min
Outer Circulation Interface Size	R₂3/4
Noise Level	65 dB(A)
Protection Grade	IP20
Refrigerant	R404 A
Heat Transfer Fluid Filling Volume	8 L
Maximum Viscosity of Heat Transfer Fluid	30 mm²/s
Communication Interfaces	, RS485, Pt100
Power Supply	3 to 380V, 50Hz
Power Consumption	9400 W
Dimensions (W × D × H)	640 × 860 × 1450 mm
Net Weight	210 kg

Features

Leak-resistant circulation design

Stable multi-fluid compatibility

Durable internal pump structure

High-efficiency flow dynamics

Quick-connect interface ports

FAQs

1. Can the Dynamic Temperature Control System handle changing thermal conditions during simulations?

The Dynamic Temperature Control System is engineered to adapt to variable process demands, making it ideal for simulation-based applications. It allows continuous adjustment to shifting fluid behaviors as temperatures rise or fall, without requiring hardware changes. The system maintains consistent operation across complex thermal transitions. This is particularly beneficial in research environments that require real-time temperature profiling. Its internal logic helps stabilize performance even during gradual or sudden condition shifts. This flexibility supports applications like material fatigue testing and pilot production studies. The unit remains reliable through staged or cyclic heat programs. It ensures that dynamic thermal responses are accurately maintained.

2. How does the Dynamic Temperature Control System manage fluid integrity over time?

Dynamic Temperature Control System protects the quality of heat transfer fluids through a closed-loop design that reduces contact with air and contaminants. This helps preserve fluid stability during prolonged use, especially in demanding chemical or bioprocess applications. The isolation of the media lowers oxidation and evaporation risks. This minimizes maintenance interruptions and fluid replacement costs. It’s well-suited for high-value or specialty fluids used in sensitive testing. By maintaining stable media characteristics, it ensures more reliable thermal transfer. It’s a dependable choice for labs requiring consistent media performance over time. This supports smoother long-term operations.

3. Is the Dynamic Temperature Control System effective in noise-sensitive labs?

The Dynamic Temperature Control System is designed with quiet operation in mind, making it well-suited for laboratories where low sound levels are essential. Its internal components are engineered to reduce mechanical vibrations and dampen operating noise. This supports uninterrupted analytical work in nearby instrumentation zones. The system’s sound-minimizing design contributes to operator comfort during long test cycles. It is ideal for educational labs, QC departments, or shared research spaces. Quiet performance also benefits environments that demand focused concentration. It integrates smoothly into multi-instrument setups. Continuous use doesn’t introduce unwanted acoustic disturbance.

4. Can the Dynamic Temperature Control System be easily repositioned within a crowded lab?

Dynamic Temperature Control System is built for flexibility, offering a compact vertical layout and base-mounted wheels for smooth relocation. Its space-saving structure is helpful in labs with multiple instruments or limited bench availability. The unit can be moved between testing stations without the need for reinstallation. This portability benefits teams working across different workstations. The design avoids interference with adjacent equipment, enabling denser setup arrangements. Small labs benefit from its reduced footprint. Repositioning requires no tools or special handling. It’s ideal for labs that need mobile thermal control solutions.

5. What makes the Dynamic Temperature Control System suitable for sudden power fluctuations?

The Dynamic Temperature Control System includes internal safeguards that protect against voltage swings and unexpected power interruptions. Its delayed compressor restart prevents system overload after outages, reducing mechanical stress. The protective logic ensures continuity once conditions stabilize. This eliminates the need for manual intervention during restarts. It’s especially useful in facilities where grid stability varies. Even during short blackouts or surges, the system maintains operational readiness. The components are shielded from electrical wear over time. It remains dependable for sensitive process applications despite power instability.

6. Can the Dynamic Temperature Control System be connected to lab software systems?

Dynamic Temperature Control System features built-in ports that enable integration with laboratory software platforms for coordinated process control. With and RS485 interfaces, it communicates effectively with external monitoring tools or central automation systems. This capability is essential for labs handling multiple instruments with synchronized parameters. It allows data tracking, remote access, and performance logging without interrupting operation. The unit fits seamlessly into digital lab networks. It is especially useful in regulated industries where reporting and traceability are critical. Monitoring workflows becomes more efficient. It enhances operational control across extended projects.