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Pall STRTCU Temperature Control Unit for Precise Fluid Temperature Regulation

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Description
The Pall STRTCU is a temperature control unit constructed from stainless steel, designed for industrial temperature regulation. It includes an integrated electrical control panel with thermal and safety devices, a fluid pump, and water inlet/outlet connections. The unit operates on 200/400/480 VAC three-phase power at 50 Hz with a rated current of 32A and fuse protection at 32A. The maximum fluid temperature is 150°C with a maximum flow rate of 80 L/min and maximum fluid pressure of 8 bar. The unit features integrated cooling fans, an internal transformer, and various connectors for power and communication. It was manufactured in 2017 and weighs approximately 280 kg.
Technical Data
Model: STRTCU Serial Number: 312280_2 Voltage: 200/400/480 VAC Frequency: 50 Hz Fuse Rating: 32A Power Consumption: 32A rated current Manufacturing Year: 2017 Configuration: Model: VT2 Serial Number: 312280_2
Voltage
200/400/480 VAC
Frequency
50 Hz
Fuse Rating
32A
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Description
The Pall STRTCU is a temperature control unit constructed from stainless steel, designed for industrial temperature regulation. It includes an integrated electrical control panel with thermal and safety devices, a fluid pump, and water inlet/outlet connections. The unit operates on 200/400/480 VAC three-phase power at 50 Hz with a rated current of 32A and fuse protection at 32A. The maximum fluid temperature is 150°C with a maximum flow rate of 80 L/min and maximum fluid pressure of 8 bar. The unit features integrated cooling fans, an internal transformer, and various connectors for power and communication. It was manufactured in 2017 and weighs approximately 280 kg.
Technical Data
Model: STRTCU Serial Number: 312280_2 Voltage: 200/400/480 VAC Frequency: 50 Hz Fuse Rating: 32A Power Consumption: 32A rated current Manufacturing Year: 2017 Configuration: Model: VT2 Serial Number: 312280_2
Voltage
200/400/480 VAC
Frequency
50 Hz
Fuse Rating
32A
Power Consumption
32A rated current
Manufacturing Year
2017
Configuration
Model: VT2 Serial Number: 312280_2
Accessories
External cable with industrial 5-pin power connector, Pump assembly integrated inside unit, Water inlet and outlet clamps, Temperature sensors (2 shown with handles labeled WIKA T-81A and WIKA T-47), Built-in cooling fan, Communication connector (STR Comms)
Dimensions
Not explicitly provided
Weight
280 kg (approx. 617 lbs)

Product description

Robust Pall temperature control unit with up to 80 L/min flow, 150°C max, ideal for bioprocess fluid temperature management.

The Pall STRTCU Temperature Control Unit is engineered for precise and reliable fluid temperature regulation, essential in industrial and biotechnology process control. Constructed with durable stainless steel and mounted on casters, it ensures mobility and longevity in laboratory or manufacturing settings.

Key technical features include:

  • Flow rate capacity: Supports up to 80 L/min, suitable for high-demand temperature control applications.
  • Temperature range: Maximum operating temperature of 150°C, enabling versatile use in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and biomedical engineering workflows.
  • Power requirements: Compatible with 200/400/480 VAC at 50 Hz, providing flexible power integration for diverse laboratory environments.
  • Industrial-grade controls: Incorporates robust internal components and safety features for stable operation and routine maintenance access.
  • Manufacturing date: Built according to modern engineering standards as of 2017, combining tested durability with updated design for consistent process reliability.
  • Applications: Widely used in synthetic biology research, live fluid temperature regulation in biomanufacturing, and critical temperature control in molecular biology and clinical diagnostics.

This temperature control unit is critical for maintaining precise thermal conditions in biotechnological processes such as gene editing workflows and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. Its ability to deliver stable, continuous temperature control with industrial robustness makes it a valuable tool in research and production laboratories requiring high reliability and process consistency.

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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.

Can I get service for older equipment?

Yes. Every verified supplier states which service partners cover the instrument, and we list that alongside the offer.

Where can I buy parts?

Ask a scientist through the request button. Parts are often available even when the instrument itself is discontinued.

What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 19 October 2026