Description
Thermoblock/Incubator - BRT Test is a dedicated metal-block heating unit configured specifically for BRT test workflows in the laboratory. It provides 24 bores of 10,9 mm diameter, allowing simultaneous incubation of multiple samples under uniform thermal conditions. The instrument is an analog model rated at 230 Watt and leaves the factory with a fixed temperature setting of 64,5 °C, ensuring immediate readiness for standardised BRT protocols without further adjustment. Manufactured by Aerne Analytic, the compact thermoblock belongs to the heating-block thermostat family and is intended for routine use on the laboratory bench. Its robust construction and straightforward analog controls make it suitable for continuous operation in analytical or quality-control environments where reliable, preset incubation is required. The 24-position layout maximises throughput while the 10,9 mm bore diameter accommodates common tube formats used in BRT testing. With a power draw of 230 Watt the unit delivers efficient heat transfer to the metal block, maintaining the factory temperature of 64,5 °C across all positions. Supplied as a single piece, this thermoblock/incubator offers a focused, ready-to-use solution for laboratories performing BRT assays that demand consistent thermal performance and simple operation.
This article is part of Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Thermoblock/incubator for BRT test
- Number of bores: 24
- Bore diameter: 10,9 mm
- Control type: Analog
- Power rating: 230 Watt
- Technical Information Sheet:
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