Low Temperature Circulating Chiller LLTC-T2010

Introduction

Low Temperature Circulating Chiller offers a temperature range of -25°C to 30°C, ensuring optimal cooling. It enables fast temperature recovery after load changes. The system provides consistent performance across ambient variations. Its noise-reduction design supports quiet operation. Our chiller is used in materials testing, pharmaceutical development, biotechnology labs, electronic device calibration, and laser systems.

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

Applications

Our Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is used in materials testing, pharmaceutical development, biotechnology labs, electronic device calibration, laser systems, chemical synthesis, reactor cooling, fuel cell testing, vacuum systems, automotive analysis.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-25°C to 30°C
Temperature Control	±0.5°C
Circulation Pump Max	2.5m³/h 2 bar
Refrigerant	R448A/R507C
Cooling Capacity at -5°C	10.2 kW
Cooling Capacity at -15°C	7 kW
Power	400V 50HZ / 460V 60HZ

Features

Extended Cooling Range

Low- Refrigerant Use

Compact Industrial Design

High-Precision Control

Smart Diagnostic System

FAQs

1. What temperature range does the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller offer?

The Low Temperature Circulating Chiller offers a temperature range from -25°C to 30°C, ensuring optimal cooling for various applications. This range allows it to handle both low and moderately high temperatures, making it versatile for diverse industrial and laboratory needs. It is particularly effective for temperature-sensitive processes that require precise thermal management. The system maintains consistent temperature stability even with fluctuating ambient conditions, ensuring reliable performance.

2. Can the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller be used in pharmaceutical labs?

Yes, the chiller is ideal for pharmaceutical development, ensuring precise temperature control in critical processes. It helps maintain consistent temperatures for drug formulation, storage, and testing, crucial for product efficacy. Its reliable performance supports compliance with regulatory standards in pharmaceutical research and production. The chiller also ensures the stability of sensitive compounds, reducing risks during experiments and ensuring accurate results.

3. Is the Low Temperature Circulating chiller suitable for use in materials testing?

Absolutely, the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is designed to support materials testing by providing reliable and consistent cooling performance. It ensures precise temperature control, crucial for evaluating material properties. The chiller helps simulate real-world conditions, testing materials under various temperature conditions for durability and performance. Its stable cooling capabilities enable accurate testing, allowing researchers to make informed decisions based on reliable data.

4. How does the Low Temperature Circulating chiller maintain temperature stability in laser systems?

The chiller offers stable and accurate temperature control, which is crucial for laser systems requiring precise cooling for optimal performance. Its reliable cooling ensures consistent laser output, preventing overheating or fluctuations that could affect the system's operation and result in failure. Additionally, its rapid recovery time after load changes maintains system efficiency during continuous operations.

5. What type of refrigerant is used in the Low Temperature Circulating chiller?

The chiller uses environmentally friendly refrigerants, R448A/R507C, designed to offer reliable cooling performance with minimal environmental impact. These refrigerants provide efficient heat exchange while reducing the chiller's carbon footprint, making the system both energy-efficient and compliant with modern environmental standards. They help maintain optimal cooling performance in various temperature-sensitive applications without compromising the environment.