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Okolab Warming Plate and Dual-Channel Temperature Controller for Nikon Stereo Microscope

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Product description

Dual-surface heating plate with ITO glass and metal heating, controlled by 2-channel 4.3" touch controller.

  • Large metal-glass heater provides a flat heating surface for Nikon stereo microscope stands.
  • Central glass surface coated with Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) for uniform heating and equipped with a surface sensor for precise temperature measurement.
  • Wide lateral metal surface features an additional temperature sensor and dedicated heating element.
  • Independent temperature control for metal and glass surfaces.
  • Requires H401-T-CONTROLLER to operate both heating channels (glass and metal).

Technical Specifications:

  • Temperature range: ambient to 45°C (plate)
  • Temperature accuracy: ±0.3°C
  • Compatible microscope stands: Nikon SMZ 1500/1000/800 models fitted with C-DSD, C-DSS, or C-BD stands

H401-T-CONTROLLER Features:

  • Dual-channel temperature controller with 4.3" touch screen interface
  • Controls up to two independent heating devices simultaneously
  • External temperature sensor included; supports self-calibration routines for maximum accuracy
  • On-board data logging of temperature, calibration events, and alarms with USB download capability
  • Password-protected procedures for sensor recalibration against certified thermometers
  • Alarm buzzer and external alarm connector present
  • Temperature range: ambient to 60°C
  • Specimen temperature accuracy: ±0.3°C

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Last updated 1 November 2026