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Proline PV 15 LAUDA Heating Thermostat with Tank

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Temperature °C
30...230
Pump pressure max. bar
0.8 bar
Pump pressure max. lt/min
32 L/min
Volume of the tank lt
15 L max.
Heating power W
3.6 Kw
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Specifications 10

Brands
Lauda
New/Used
New
Temperature °C
30...230
Pump pressure max. bar
0.8 bar
Pump pressure max. lt/min
32 L/min
Volume of the tank lt
15 L max.
Heating power W
3.6 Kw
Series
Proline
Weight kg
26
Power supply
230 V / 50-60 Hz

Product description

High-precision thermostat for accurate viscosity and temperature control, ideal for use with automatic viscometers.

The Proline PV 15 LAUDA heating thermostat is designed for detailed observation and precise temperature control, making it ideal for LAUDA Scientific PVS or iVisc automatic viscometers. This model ensures stable temperatures across its full range, guaranteeing precise viscosity determinations. The dual-chamber design maintains constant liquid levels, independent of medium volume and temperature. Capable of achieving low temperatures down to -40° or -60°C with additional chilling equipment, the PVL models consist of five insulated glass layers. The Master control unit, ideal for stable parameter applications, and the Command unit with an intuitive graphic LCD, offer adaptability to different operational needs. Noteworthy features include the LAUDA Vario Flex pressure pump with eight power levels, and a cooling coil with extra cooler connection.

Specific features of the Proline PV 15 model encompass a tank with a minimum volume of 11 L and maximum volume of 15 L, with a 230 x 135 mm opening and 285 mm usable depth within a 390 mm tank height. It offers a pump pressure of up to 1.1 bar, operates between -30°C and 230°C, and is water-cooled within the 20°C to 230°C range. Accessories include pump fittings and a cooling coil.

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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 6 November 2026