Plug type
Temperature
Specifications
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The Eppendorf ThermoStat C Basic Device offers precise and reliable temperature control for a wide range of laboratory applications such as incubations, reactions, and other temperature-sensitive processes. Operating at 220–240 V, this device uses advanced Peltier technology with optimally balanced heating and cooling elements to deliver excellent temperature accuracy. Quick-access keys enable fast selection of commonly used experimental temperatures (4°C, 16°C, 37°C, 56°C, and 95°C), while the ability to store up to 15 individual programs supports withoutrkflow efficiency. Sold without a thermoblock, the ThermoStat C allows for customized configurations using compatible SmartBlocks™, and when used with the optional ThermoTop, it helps prevent condensation and enhances temperature uniformity.
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The Eppendorf ThermoStat C Basic Device is a versatile and efficient solution for laboratories that require accurate, programmable, and customizable temperature control.
Exchangeable blocks Eppendorf SmartBlocks™
Manufacturer P/N
5383000019
Part Number
9.776 903
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Plug type
EU
NZ $6604.28
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Manufacturer P/N
5383000035
Part Number
4.700 827
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Plug type
UK
It offers precise and reliable temperature control for a wide range of laboratory applications such as incubations, reactions, and other temperature-sensitive processes. Operating at 220–240 V, this device uses advanced Peltier technology with optimally balanced heating and cooling elements to deliver excellent temperature accuracy. Quick-access keys enable fast selection of commonly used experimental temperatures (4°C, 16°C, 37°C, 56°C, and 95°C), while the ability to store up to 15 individual programs supports withoutrkflow efficiency. Sold without a thermoblock, the ThermoStat C allows for customized configurations using compatible SmartBlocks™, and when used with the optional ThermoTop, it helps prevent condensation and enhances temperature uniformity.
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