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IKA HB Digital Heating Bath

NewIKABaths / circulatorsUnited States

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Heat output
1400 W
Heating temperature range
room temp. - 180 °C
Heat control
Turning knob
Set temperature resolution
1 ±K
Controller oscillation (3 l water / 90 °C)
1 ±K
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Specifications 31

Brands
IKA
New/Used
New
Heat output
1400 W
Heating temperature range
room temp. - 180 °C
Heat control
Turning knob
Set temperature resolution
1 ±K
Controller oscillation (3 l water / 90 °C)
1 ±K
Absolute deviation/mean (3l water / 90 °C)
2 ±K
Controller oscillation (3l Silicone oil / 50mPas / 150°C)
2 ±K
Absolute deviation/mean (3 l Silicone oil / 50mPas/ 150°C)
4 ±K
Speed display
LCD
Filling volume max.
4 l
Filling point min.
60 mm
Material in contact with medium
stainless steel 1.4404
Fixed safety circuit
190 °C
Adjustable safety circuit
50 - 190 °C
Class designation acc. DIN 12876
II
Outer diameter
257 mm
Inner diameter
225 mm
Outer height
190 mm
Inner height
130 mm
Dimensions (W x H x D)
330 x 190 x 325 mm
Weight
3.9 kg
Permissible ambient temperature
5 - 40 °C
Permissible relative humidity
80 %
Protection class according to DIN EN 60529
IP 21
USB interface
yes
Voltage
200 - 240 / 100 - 120 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Power input
1450 W
Power input standby
3 W

Product description

4L bath with a max temperature of 180 °C and secure temperature control features.

IKA HB Digital Heating Bath

Filling Volume Max 4 l Heating Temp. Range Room Temp. to 180°C Heat Control Turning Knob

Features

  • 4 l bath volume
  • Max. media temperature: 180 °C
  • Ergonomic handles
  • Key button to lock heating bath temperature
  • Clear, black-and-white display
  • Safety operating modes A, B, C
  • Permanent set-point/ actual temperature display
  • USB interface

The IKA HB Digital Heating Bath offers a 4-liter bath volume and a maximum media temperature of 180 °C. It features ergonomic handles and a key button to lock the heating bath temperature. The clear, black-and-white display provides a permanent set-point and actual temperature display. Equipped with safety operating modes A, B, and C, the bath ensures secure operation. It also includes a USB interface for easy connectivity. The heating range is from room temperature to 180 °C, with precise control via a turning knob and a resolution of 1 ±K.

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Last updated 3 November 2026