IKA HBR 4 control

NewIKAGeneral laboratory equipment - otherUnited States

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Heat output: 1000 W
Heating temperature range: room temp. - 200 °C
Heat control: stepless
Set temperature resolution: ±1 K
Controller oscillation (3 l water / 90 °C): ±1 K

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Specifications 32

Brands: IKA
New/Used: New
Heat output: 1000 W
Heating temperature range: room temp. - 200 °C
Heat control: stepless
Set temperature resolution: ±1 K
Controller oscillation (3 l water / 90 °C): ±1 K
Controller oscillation (3l Silicone oil / 50mPas / 150°C): ±2 K
Speed display: LCD
Speed adjustment: stepless
Speed range: 150 - 800 rpm
Motor rating input: 5 W
Motor rating output: 1 W
Filling volume max.: 4 l
Filling point min.: 20 mm
Material in contact with medium: stainless steel 1.4301

Connection for ext. temperature sensor: PT1000
Adjustable safety circuit: 50 - 210 °C
Class designation acc. DIN 12876: II
Outer diameter: 250 mm
Inner diameter: 200 mm
Outer height: 250 mm
Inner height: 160 mm
Dimensions (W x H x D): 340 x 250 x 340 mm
Weight: 5.6 kg
Permissible ambient temperature max.: 40 °C
Permissible relative humidity: 80 %
Protection class according to DIN EN 60529: IP 20
RS 232 interface: yes
Voltage: 115 V
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Power input: 1020 W

Product description

Efficient 4L heating bath with integrated stirrer for precise temperature control.

IKA HBR 4 control

Heating Temperature Range room temp. - 200 °C Speed range 150 - 800 rpm Filling volume max. 4 l

Features

Cylindrical heating bath with integrated base heating elements, accommodating low-viscous oil or water as heat transfer media
Features a useful volume of approximately 4 liters and a 1000 W heat output for efficient heating up to 200 °C
Equipped with two carry handles, an infinitely variable safety temperature limiter (DIN 12877), and double-jacketed mantle for burn protection
Digital display shows target, actual, and safety temperatures alongside speed, with an integrated magnetic stirrer drive for optimal heat distribution

The heating bath features a cylindrical shape with heating elements integrated into the bath base, suitable for use with low-viscous oil or water and has a useful volume of approximately 4 liters and a heat output of 1000 W. It is equipped with two carry handles, an infinitely variable safety temperature limiter, and a double-jacketed mantle for burn protection, alongside a digital display for monitoring target, actual, and safety temperatures. An integrated magnetic stirrer drive enhances the heat distribution within the bath by circulating the tempering fluid. Additionally, the bath includes an RS 232 interface for connectivity and supports the use of an external temperature sensor for precise temperature control directly in the medium.INCLUDED: The IKA HBR 4 control includes:

HBR 4 control
PT 1000.60 Temperature sensor, stainless steel
Manufacturer's Documentation
2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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