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Advanced circulation water bath with precise temp control, ideal for lab applications.
The Huber CC245 wl is a constant temperature circulator bath integrated with a sophisticated air and/or water-cooled refrigeration unit, ensuring it is both CFC and H-CFC free. This equipment provides a wide operating temperature range from -45 to 200°C and maintains exceptional temperature stability at 0.02 K (at -10°C). Equipped with digital temperature adjustment and indication, it offers a precise resolution of 0.1 K. The internal temperature sensor is a Pt 100, with options for external connectivity also using Pt 100.
The refrigeration system supports various levels of cooling capacity: 0.8 kW from 100°C to 0°C, decreasing to 0.5 kW at -20°C, 0.15 kW at -30°C, and 0.1 kW at -40°C, utilizing R507 refrigerant. Additionally, it offers a heating capacity ranging from 0 to 1.5 kW. The system's dynamics include a force pump with a maximum capacity of 18 l/min and a pressure pump max of 0.5 bar, while the suction pump maxes out at 15 l/min with a suction max of 0.4 bar. The bath holds a volume of 22 liters, with dimensions set at 280 x 280 mm for width and depth and a depth of 200 mm.
For professionals demanding precision, the unit supports a maximum permissible kinetic viscosity of 50 mm²/s. The external dimensions of the unit are 420 x 590 x 705 mm, and it weighs 71.5 kg, making it a robust choice for laboratory environments requiring precise thermoregulation and temperature control.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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