Medical Systems TC-202 Bipolar Temperature Controller for Micro-incubators and Electrophysiology

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Product description

Bipolar controller for 0–50°C temperature control with low noise and digital display for micro-incubators.

The Medical Systems TC-202 is a bipolar temperature controller designed for life science research, supporting five separate micro-incubators and brain tissue slice chambers.

Operates in bipolar and monopolar modes (heat only or heat and cool)
Temperature range: 0 to 50°C, with stability of ±0.2°C
Digital display resolution of 0.1°C for set and bath temperatures
Employs a Thermilinear type sensor, 36 KΩ nominal at 25°C for chamber temperature measurement
Provides low electrical noise suitable for sensitive electrophysiology applications
Voltage range: 0 to ±5 V, current range: 0 to ±6 A DC
Features include temperature profile monitoring and over-temperature shutdown
Dimensions: 89 x 483 x 337 mm (H x W x D); weight: 5.7 kg
Designed for stable long-term operation and easy digital temperature setting commands

The middle half of the 84 with a price runs from €128 to €5,001.

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