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Okolab LEICA 10447342 Round Glass Heating Plate for Stereo Microscope Base

UsedOkolabHeating & coolingUnited States

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Product description

Heating plate with ITO glass for Leica StereoZoom base; temperature range ambient to 60°C; compatible with H401 controllers.

  • Heating plate designed to fit the circular opening of the Leica StereoZoom microscope base model 10447342.
  • Constructed with ITO glass and aluminum frame for durability and flatness.
  • Plate diameter: 120 mm.
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C.
  • Temperature sensor accuracy: ±0.1°C.
  • Temperature accuracy on specimen: ±0.3°C after calibration if room temperature variation ≤ ±1°C.

Controllers:

*H401-T-CONTROLLER*

  • 2-channel temperature controller with 4.3" touchscreen interface.
  • Compatible with all H401 heating devices; controls up to two devices independently.
  • Includes external temperature sensor and self-calibration routines.
  • Onboard data logging with USB download capability.
  • Password-protected calibration with certified thermometers.
  • Alarm system with buzzer and external alarm connector.
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C.
  • Temperature accuracy on specimen: ±0.3°C.

*H401-T-PENNY*

  • Compact, single-channel temperature controller compatible with Okolab heating devices.
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C.
  • Set point resolution: 0.1°C.
  • Calibration via offset adjustment.
  • Maximum output power: 60 W.
  • Dimensions: 83.65 × 45.05 × 20.20 mm.
  • Weight: 47.50 g.

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Last updated 19 October 2026