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HUBER CC303 Polystat CC3 Bath Heating and Circulation Thermostat

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Made in : Germany Serial No : 39044/99 Typ 003-2157 : 198000458/001 Typ 002-9594 : 198000564/004
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Made in : Germany Serial No : 39044/99 Typ 003-2157 : 198000458/001 Typ 002-9594 : 198000564/004

Product description

Efficient heating/cooling solution, precise temp control, compact size

The HUBER CC303 Polystat CC3 is a versatile Bath Heating and Circulation Thermostat designed for precise temperature control in laboratory settings. Operating in a temperature range of 55...300°C, and with an optional integrated cooling unit extending capabilities to -20...300°C, this model accommodates a wide variety of applications. Its compact design, with dimensions of 335 x 382 x 433 mm, saves valuable bench space, while a robust net weight of 22 kg ensures stability. The circulation water bath with a CC3 thermostat maintains an impressive max delivery capacity of 25 l/min and a max suction capacity of 18.5, and its pressure is 0.7 bar with 0.4 bar suction. Please note, this model has been succeeded by the CCx-315B vpc model, offering enhanced features.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026