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Okolab LEICA 10447342 Glass/Metal Thermal Plate with H401-T Controller for Leica Stereo Microscopes

UsedOkolabHeating & coolingUnited States

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Product description

Glass-metal thermal plate with ITO coating and dual sensors; controlled by H401-T for precise heating up to 45°C.

  • Large flat heating surface integrating metal and glass components for Leica Stereo Zoom microscopes (base 10447342)
  • Central glass section coated with Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) for uniform heat distribution
  • Dual temperature sensors: one on the glass surface, one on the metal lateral part
  • Independent heating control of metal and glass surfaces via two channels
  • Requires H401-T temperature controller (included separately) which supports:
  • Ambient to 45°C temperature range on plate
  • ±0.3°C temperature accuracy
  • 4.3" touchscreen interface for ease of operation
  • On-board data logging with USB download capability
  • H401-T Controller features:
  • Two independent control channels for up to two heating devices
  • External temperature sensor included with self-calibration routines
  • Temperature range ambient to 60°C with ±0.3°C specimen accuracy
  • Password-protected calibration against certified thermometers
  • Alarm buzzer and external alarm connector for safety notifications
  • Logging of calibration, alarms, and temperature versus time for quality control

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Last updated 19 October 2026