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Xylem WTW Thermostatic Cabinet TS 608-G/2-i for 2 BSB OxiTop Measuring Instruments, Coolant R600a

Brand:Xylem WTW

Specifications

Depth int.: 441 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH): 600 x 600 x 850 mm
Ext. depth: 600 mm
Ext. height: 850 mm
Ext. width: 600 mm
Power supply frequency: 50 Hz
Height int.: 702 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH): 513 x 441 x 702 mm
Int. width: 513 mm
Max. temperature: 40 °C

$6,350.42

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Product description

The Xylem WTW Thermostatic Cabinet TS 608-G/2-i is a compact and energy-efficient incubator designed for respirometric measurements using OxiTop systems. With a capacity of 180 liters, it accommodates up to two OxiTop IS 12 stirring platforms. The cabinet features an insulating glass door, allowing visual monitoring without disrupting the internal environment. Temperature is adjustable in 1°C increments between 10°C and 40°C, maintaining stability within ±0.5 K. Utilizing eco-friendly refrigerant R600a, this cabinet ensures consistent incubation conditions for BOD, OECD 301F, soil respiration, and anaerobic degradation tests.

Key Features:

Brand: Xylem WTW
Model: TS 608-G/2-i
Capacity: 180 liters
Temperature Range: 10°C to 40°C, adjustable in 1°C increments
Temperature Stability: ±0.5 K
Door Type: Insulating glass for visual monitoring
Refrigerant: Eco-friendly R600a
Power Consumption: 320 W
Internal Dimensions (W x D x H): 513 x 441 x 702 mm
External Dimensions (W x D x H): 600 x 600 x 850 mm
Weight: 43 kg
Includes: Two internal sockets for stirring platforms

This thermostatic cabinet is ideal for laboratories requiring precise and reliable incubation conditions for various respirometric applications.

Frequently asked questions

It is a compact and energy-efficient incubator designed for respirometric measurements using OxiTop systems. With a capacity of 180 liters, it accommodates up to two OxiTop IS 12 stirring platforms. The cabinet features an insulating glass door, allowing visual monitoring without disrupting the internal environment. Temperature is adjustable in 1°C increments between 10°C and 40°C, maintaining stability within ±0.5 K. Utilizing eco-friendly refrigerant R600a, this cabinet ensures consistent incubation conditions for BOD, OECD 301F, soil respiration, and anaerobic degradation tests.

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