The Hirschmann Laborgeräte Solarus digital burette 50 ml is the world’s first digital burette powered exclusively by an integrated solar cell. Designed for precise manual titration directly from the reagent bottle, it features a reagent recirculation system that prevents reagent loss during venting. With its ergonomic handwheel, vivid digital display, and advanced features, the Solarus burette ensures accuracy, efficiency, and user comfort in laboratory workflows.
Product Features
- 50 ml digital burette powered by an integrated solar cell
- Power supplied by a solar cell
- Free rotation for easy handling and flexibility
- Media recirculating system for simple and rapid venting without reagent loss
- Handwheels with soft-touch surface for ergonomic and precise control
- Vivid, clearly legible digital display from any viewing angle
- Light protection window for the valve block included
- Individual calibration of user-specified adaptations with "Quick-Cal"
- Discharge valves and valve seats consisting of high-purity aluminium oxide ceramic
- Serial bidirectional interface (RS 232 and USB)
- Easily replaceable valves for convenient maintenance
What’s Included
- Solarus digital burette 50 ml with A 45 mm thread
- 3 thread adapters (A 32, A 38, S 40)
- Discharge tube
- 1 suction tube with retainer screw
- 1 spanner for valve
- Brown light protection window
- Individual serial number
- Single calibration report
Benefits
- Eco-friendly solar-powered operation, no batteries required
- Eliminates reagent waste with efficient recirculation system
- Ergonomic and precise handwheel design for comfortable titration
- Prevents meniscus reading errors with vivid digital display
- Durable construction with ceramic valve components
- USB and RS 232 connectivity ensures accurate data transfer
Why Choose Hirschmann Laborgeräte Solarus Digital Burette 50 ml?
This burette combines sustainability, innovation, and precision. With solar-powered operation, ergonomic design, and advanced connectivity, it is the ideal choice for accurate titration in modern laboratories.
