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Precise temperature control for accurate viscosity determinations and low-temp applications.
The LAUDA Proline PV 24 C Heating Thermostat is expertly engineered for direct observation and accurate temperature control. Designed to support LAUDA's Scientific PVS or iVisc automatic viscometers, it ensures temperature stability across a broad range for precise viscosity determinations. Its innovative two-chamber system maintains constant liquid levels in the measuring chamber, independent of medium volume or temperature variations. PVL variants are suitable for low-temperature experiments, achieving down to -40° or -60°C with a compatible chiller.
The thermostat is available with two control options, including the Master version for stable parameter settings. The advanced Command unit, accompanying PV C models, offers ease of operation via a graphic LCD and programming capabilities.
Key features include an eight-speed LAUDA Vario Flex pressure pump and a standard-fitted cooling coil with external cooler compatibility.
Includes fittings for pump connection and cooling coil. Specific model features of the PV 24 entail a minimum tank volume of 19 L and a maximum of 24 L, extensive temperature operability from -30°C to 230°C, and water-cooled operations between 20°C to 230°C. The model's state-of-the-art Command control panel facilitates remote usability through an LCD interface, further complemented with the most advanced features LAUDA offers. A pump pressure max of 1.1 bar and precision engineering epitomize its contributions to laboratory environments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
€10,760 sits above most thermostats here. The middle half of the 246 with a price runs from €216 to €2,700.
