Overview
YIHENG MPG-13A heating circulating tank Temperature range is RT + 5~ 100 ℃, temperature control accuracy +/- 0.1, liquid filling volume 14.5L. The product adopts microcomputer PID temperature controller, temperature control is accurate and reliable, and key components are imported products, with high quality, Reliability and Stability.
Features
1. Microcomputer PID temperature controller, accurate and reliable temperature control, with timing function, key components such as heating device and circulating pump are imported products.
2. Equipped with over-temperature, low-temperature sound and light tracking alarm and liquid level protection functions to ensure sample safety.
3. Equipped with a strong pressure suction pump to provide a thermostatic source for the peripheral groove.
4. Equipped with a connecting port for external baths.
5. Optional multi-segment programmable LCD controller, supports preset 7-segment 63-step program, each setting time is 1 to 99 hours 59 minutes, preset switch time, and adjustable circulation pump Rotation speed.
Principle
The temperature is precisely adjusted by the microcomputer PID controller, the internal/external circulation mode is adopted, and the thermostatic control is realized by the heating device and the circulating pump to ensure that the temperature is stable within the set range.
Applications
Petroleum, Chemical, Life Science, Measurement, Light Industry, Scientific Research
Steps
1. Connect the power supply and turn on the device.
2. Set the required temperature and time parameters.
3, start the circulation pump and heating function.
4. Monitor the operating status to ensure that there is no alarm.
5. After use, turn off the device and disconnect the power supply.
Notice
Check the liquid level before use to avoid dry burning.
● Power supply voltage meets AC220V 50HZ requirements.
Regular Maintenance of Key Components to Ensure Equipment Stability.
Pay attention to over-temperature or low-temperature alarms and deal with abnormal situations in a timely manner.
