Alcohol Low Temperature Shock Tank-Linpin Instruments

Product Parameter

Model	Studio Size (DWH)mm	Dimension（DWH）mm
LRES-U(J)	350×350×400	1045×700×1480

temperature range	-70℃～RT
Temperature fluctuation	±0.5℃
Display Accuracy	0.1℃
Temperature uniformity	±1.0℃(within effective dimensions)
heating rate	-65～RT≤ 60min (average throughout; (at no load))
cooling rate	RT～-65℃≤120min (average throughout; (at no load))
Outer case material	Top matte stainless steel plate, the rest of the cold rolled steel plate electrostatic spray molding
Inner box material	Stainless steel plate
Insulation material	150 mm high density rigid polyurethane foam
Controller	Adopting Japan “UEC” brand temperature meter, 7-inch high-definition true-color LCD touch screen display
control method	France “Taikang” hermetic air-cooled compressor refrigeration method
temperature sensor	High Accuracy Pt100 Platinum Resistance Temperature Sensors
Stirring Circulation System	Variable speed motor, stainless steel extended shaft, mixing blades
security protection	Air burn prevention switch, compressor overpressure, overheating, under reverse phase protection, over-temperature protection, Leakage switch, motor overheating
Supply Voltage	AC380V±10% 50Hz
Power	6.0kW

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