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Okolab Warming Plate for Nikon SMZ 180 Stereo Microscope with Temperature Controllers

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Product description

Warming plate (180 mm) for Nikon stereo microscope with ±0.3°C specimen accuracy, controlled by H401 controllers.

The Okolab warming plate consists of an ITO glass plate designed to fit the 180 mm circular opening of a Nikon SMZ 180 stereo microscope, providing a flat and stable warm surface for specimen temperature control. It requires either the H401-T-CONTROLLER or H401-T-PENNY temperature controllers for operation.

Warming Plate Specifications:

  • Diameter: 180 mm
  • Glass thickness: 2 mm
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C
  • Temperature sensor accuracy: ±0.1°C
  • Specimen temperature accuracy: ±0.3°C (after calibration, with room temp stable within ±1°C)
  • Construction: aluminium frame for durability and flatness

H401-T-CONTROLLER Features:

  • 2-channel temperature controller with 4.3" touchscreen interface
  • Compatible with all H401 heating devices, independently controls up to two devices
  • External temperature sensor included, with self-calibration routines
  • Onboard data logging with USB download for temperature, calibration, and alarm events
  • Password-protected recalibration procedure against certified thermometers
  • Alarm buzzer and external alarm connector
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C
  • Specimen temperature accuracy: ±0.3°C

H401-T-PENNY Features:

  • Compact single-channel temperature controller for any Okolab heating device
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C
  • Setpoint resolution: 0.1°C
  • Calibration via offset addition
  • Maximum output: 60 W
  • Dimensions: 83.65 x 45.05 x 20.20 mm
  • Weight: 47.5 g

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Last updated 1 November 2026