KISS circulators
The KISS circulators are ideally suited for routine laboratory applications such as sample temperature control, analyses and material testing as well as the external temperature control of measuring devices and test setups.
KISS® Cooling and heating circulators for laboratory applications from -30 to +200 °C
The new KISS circulators are ideally suited for routine laboratory applications. Customers can choose from over 50 models for heating and cooling. Apart from an RS232 interface, it now also has a USB interface as standard. Another new addition is a modern OLED display with intuitive menu navigation. The new white display can be read well at all times, even in brighter environments. Another advantage is the simultaneous display of actual temperature and set point value, as well as high/low temperature limit values. As a factory fitted option, a connection socket for a Pt100 sensor can be fitted.
All models are equipped with an over temperature and low level protection according to Safety class III/FL (DIN 12876) and are thus also suited for flammable liquids. The circulation pump generates a capacity of 14 l/min; 0.25 bar on the pressure side and 10.5 l/min; 0.17 bar on the suction side and thus ensures optimal mixing and homogeneous temperatures. The KISS range includes baths made of transparent polycarbonate (up to +100°C) or high-grade stainless steel (up to +200°C) as well as refrigeration circulators for working temperatures down to -30°C.
Contact details:
Company name: Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau AG
Website: www.huber-online.com
E-mail: info@huber-online.com
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