Cole-Parmer Polystat Advanced Refrigerated Circulator 7 L -20-200°C 240 V/50 Hz_1210020
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Cole-Parmer Polystat Advanced Refrigerated Circulator 7 L -20-200°C 240 V/50 Hz

Cole-Parmer Polystat Advanced Refrigerated Circulator provides precise and stable temperature control for laboratory applications, minimizing fluctuations and enhancing reliability.

Product Features

  • No more temperature fluctuations
  • Closed loop functionality provides greater temperature stability at the external apparatus
  • Temperature calibration increases accuracy
  • Intuitive interface uses readily recognizable icons
  • Controller panel swivels for easy viewing from any angle
  • Reliable, stable single-point temperature calibration
  • Large backlit LCD shows set point and actual bath temperatures simultaneously
  • Safety features: overtemperature protection, failsafe heater control, high/low temperature limits with alarms, low-liquid level alarm, alarm and fault messages, automatic loss of power reset
  • Low-profile baths provide easier access to bath working area
  • Advanced Controller Models: dual variable-speed circulating pressure and suction pumps for open-loop applications, RS-232/RS-485/USB/Ethernet connectivity, external temperature probe, inert gas purging ports, automatic external temperature sensor-based heater adjustment, timer, and fluid optimization

What's Included

  • Reservoir lid
  • Refrigeration control cable
  • Bypass tubing
  • 1/4" NPT(M) to barbed adapter set
  • Power cord set

Benefits

  • Ensures precise and consistent temperature control in laboratory experiments
  • Advanced interface and control options simplify operation
  • Protects samples and equipment with multiple safety features

Why Choose Cole-Parmer Polystat Advanced Refrigerated Circulator?

Ideal for applications requiring stable and accurate temperature control, this circulator provides advanced monitoring, connectivity, and safety features for modern laboratory environments.

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