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Baths and Circulators
The facts are convincing!
Large power to HTF volume ratio (W/dm³): Unusually
large cooling powers, even at low temperatures,
and a compact form result in large power to
HTF volume ratios.
High cooling power density (W/L): Many bath
circulators are suitable for displacement inserts allowing
unusually high cooling power density and corresponding
rapid temperature changes even at low
temperatures.
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3 years warranty
Hot and Cold: Compatible Control heating circulators
operate up to 300 °C and with heating powers
up to 4 kW.
Refrigerated bath circulators are available with working
ranges between ­90 °C and 200 °C. The Ministat
is the smallest refrigerated circulator in the world
that actively cools at 200 °C.
Active Cooling Control – Permanent operation of the
refrigeration system at the maximum working temperature.
This has been a feature of all Compatible Control
refrigerated circulators since 1976.
Environmentally friendly refrigeration: All refrigeration
machines have automatic cooling power
control and thereby reduce energy consumption and
heat emission to an absolute minimum. Water­cooled
models typically use approximately one third of the
cooling water required by other circulators. Huber
refrigeration machines stopped using CFCs and
HCFCs (R22) years before the prohibition and therefore
have an ozone depletion potential (ODP) of zero.
In addtion, to bring the greenhouse effect to zero,
Compatible Control circulators are available with natural
refrigerants.
Stainless steel casings: Quality and chic – stainless
steel and little paint.
Air-cooled or water-cooled: The larger watercooled
units use typically two thirds the amount of
cooling water used by conventional units. Intorduced
in 1997 the CC­410wl was the first refrigeration circulator
in the world that offered an automatic change
over from air or water cooling. In summer economic
use of water – in winter air­cooled operation for heating
the lab.