Okolab NIKON SMZ25 Glass/Metal Warming Plate with H401-T Temperature Controller

Name: Okolab NIKON SMZ25 Glass/Metal Warming Plate with H401-T Temperature Controller
Brand: Okolab
SKU: 58130
Price: 4087.81 EUR
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Product description

Dual-surface glass-metal warming plate for Nikon SMZ microscopes with ±0.3°C accuracy, controlled via H401-T controller.

The Okolab NIKON SMZ25 GLASS/METAL is a large metal-glass heater designed to create a flat heating surface for stereo microscope stands with:

Central glass part coated with Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) for uniform heating
Two independent heating elements and sensors: one for the glass surface, one for the wide lateral metal surface
Dual surface temperature control allows setting different temperatures for metal and glass areas
Temperature range: ambient to 45°C, accuracy ±0.3°C
Compatible with Nikon SMZ stereo microscope stands: P2-PB, P2-DBC, P2-DBF, P-PS32, P-DSL32, and P-DSF32

Requires the H401-T-CONTROLLER to operate both heating channels:

2-channel temperature controller with 4.3" touch screen interface
Controls up to two devices independently
Temperature range: ambient to 60°C
Accuracy on specimen: ±0.3°C
External temperature sensor included, with self-calibration routines and password-protected calibration procedures against certified thermometers
On-board data logging and USB download for temperature, calibration events, and alarms
Alarm buzzer and external alarm connector for safety monitoring

This system ensures precise and uniform temperature control for sensitive heating applications in microscopy.

€4,088 sits above most temperature monitoring here. The middle half of the 176 with a price runs from €129 to €518.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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