Overview
HH-1 digital thermostatic water bath is a laboratory thermostatic heating equipment of LICHEN brand. It is mainly used for drying, condensing, distillation, impregnation of chemical Reagents, impregnation products and biological products, and can also be used for water bath thermostatic heating and Miscellaneous temperature test. It is a required tool for biological, genetic, virus, aquatic, environmental protection, biochemical laboratories, analysis rooms, education and scientific research.
Features
1. The studio water tank is made of stainless steel, which has excellent corrosion resistance performance.
2. Precise temperature control, digital display, automatic temperature control.
3. Easy to operate and safe to use.
Principle
The device heats the water in the studio tank through the built-in heating element, and automatically adjusts the Heating power through the Digital Temperature Control system to achieve and maintain the set target temperature, providing a constant water bath heating environment for the sample.
Applications
Biology, genetics, viruses, aquatic products, environmental protection, biochemical laboratories, analysis laboratories, education and research
Steps
1. Add an appropriate amount of water to the studio water tank.
2. Turn on the power supply.
3. Set the required target temperature through the control panel.
4. Start the equipment and start heating.
5. After the temperature reaches the set value and stabilizes, place the sample to be treated.
Notice
• Before use, please ensure that the water in the water tank is sufficient to avoid dry burning.
• Power Supply of the device is AC 220V 50Hz or AC 110V 60Hz, please make sure the power supply matches.
• Please use under the conditions of Ambient Temperature 5 ℃ -40 ℃ and relative humidity ≤ 80%.
• Do not touch the heating parts while the equipment is working to prevent burns.
• The fuse tube specification is 4A, do not use mismatched fuses.
• This model (HH-1) does not have magnetic stirring function.
The time required for the equipment to heat up to boiling point (100 ° C) is approximately 70 minutes.
