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Okolab Warming Plate and Temperature Controllers for Nikon SMZ25 Stereo Microscope

UsedOkolabHeating & coolingUnited States

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Product description

ITO glass warming plate for Nikon SMZ25 with ±0.3°C accuracy; compatible with H401 controllers for precise heating.

Okolab NIKON SMZ25 GLASS Warming Plate

  • Fits Nikon SMZ25 stereo microscope base creating a flat, heated surface
  • Utilizes Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) coating for uniform heating
  • Surface sensor ensures precise temperature reading with ±0.3°C specimen accuracy
  • Chemically strengthened glass, 1 mm thickness, protected by rigid aluminum frame
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C
  • Compatible microscope stands: P2-PB, P2-DBC, P2-DBF, P-PS32, P-DSL32, P-DSF32
  • Requires either H401-T-CONTROLLER or H401-T-PENNY for operation

H401-T-CONTROLLER

  • 2-channel temperature controller with 4.3" touchscreen
  • Controls up to two heating devices independently
  • Includes external temperature sensor and self-calibration routines
  • Onboard data logging for temperature, calibration, and alarms with USB export
  • Password-protected calibration procedures against certified thermometers
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C with ±0.3°C accuracy
  • Alarm buzzer and external alarm connector included

H401-T-PENNY

  • Compact, single-channel temperature controller compatible with all Okolab heating devices
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C with 0.1°C setpoint resolution
  • Calibration by offset addition
  • Maximum output power: 60 W
  • Dimensions: 83.65 x 45.05 x 20.20 mm; weight: 47.50 g

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Last updated 19 October 2026