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Thermo Kendro Pure Water System LabTower 40 RO, 40 L/h, 120-240 V, 50/60 Hz (including 100L Tank with Rest Cleanout)

Brand:Thermo Scientific

Specifications

HS Code #: 84212100
Depth: 580 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 450 x 580 x 1,500 mm
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 1500 mm
Max. pressure: 6 bar
Max. voltage: 240 V
Min. pressure: 1 bar
Min. voltage: 90 V
Power supply: 90 ... 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Pressure: 1 ... 6 bar

$22,759.80

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Product description

The Thermo Kendro Pure Water System LabTower 40 RO is designed to provide high-quality purified water for laboratory applications. With a production rate of 40 L/h, this system utilizes reverse osmosis (RO) technology for efficient purification. The system operates on a wide voltage range (120-240 V, 50/60 Hz) and includes a 100L tank with a rest cleanout feature for easy maintenance. Ideal for labs that require consistent and reliable pure water for a variety of scientific processes.

Key Features:

Brand: Thermo Kendro
Model: LabTower 40 RO
Water Production Rate: 40 L/h for continuous purified water supply
Technology: Reverse osmosis (RO) for efficient water purification
Voltage Range: 120-240 V, 50/60 Hz for versatile use in various locations
Tank Capacity: Includes a 100L tank with rest cleanout for easy maintenance
Application: Ideal for laboratories requiring high-purity water for a wide range of applications

The Thermo Kendro LabTower 40 RO Pure Water System is the perfect solution for laboratories needing reliable and high-quality purified water, ensuring that your research and analytical processes run smoothly.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed to provide high-quality purified water for laboratory applications. With a production rate of 40 L/h, this system utilizes reverse osmosis (RO) technology for efficient purification. The system operates on a wide voltage range (120-240 V, 50/60 Hz) and includes a 100L tank with a rest cleanout feature for easy maintenance. Ideal for labs that require consistent and reliable pure water for a variety of scientific processes.

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