Description
Object temperature control is an accessory option that adds an additional object temperature sensor for monitoring sample or object temperature. With this configuration the standard function of two potential-free switching contacts is omitted, so the focus shifts to object-temperature sensing rather than those switching outputs. Supplied as one piece, the option is intended for laboratory equipment where direct object temperature feedback is required. Gross weight is 1 kg and net weight is 0,5 kg, indicating a compact control accessory. Originating from Germany (Baden-Württemberg), this object temperature control from manufacturer Binder belongs to the laboratory materials category. The additional object temperature sensor enables temperature regulation referenced to the object itself, while the omission of the two potential-free switching contacts defines the functional scope of this variant. Laboratories specifying this option obtain object-temperature sensing capability in place of the standard dual potential-free contact arrangement. Packaged as a single unit, it supports installations that prioritise object temperature measurement and control within compatible systems.
This article is part of Temperature measurement accessories, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Object temperature control
- Sensor: Additional object temperature sensor
- Function note: Standard 2 potential-free switching contacts omitted
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