Description
C 1.20 water heater enables operation of the C 1 calorimeter without a separate cooler by tempering mains water of drinking-water quality. It covers the temperature range from 5 to 25 °C and may be connected at a maximum pressure of 6 bar / 0,6 MPa. All necessary hoses and cables for connection to the C 1 are included in the scope of delivery, so the unit can be integrated directly into the existing calorimeter setup.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Supplied by manufacturer IKA as a complete heater module, the C 1.20 is intended for laboratories that require stable water conditioning for calorimetric measurements. Net weight is 6,000 kg and gross weight 6,650 kg; packaging measures 0,160 m in height, 0,400 m in width and 0,280 m in depth. The heater is a non-sterile laboratory component originating from Germany and is packed as one piece.
By providing controlled tempering of inlet water, the C 1.20 supports continuous C 1 calorimeter runs where an external cooler is unavailable or undesirable. The included connection set simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional tubing or cabling. This water heater is a practical accessory for sites standardising on the IKA C 1 platform and seeking reliable thermal conditioning of process water within the stated pressure and temperature limits.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: 5–40 °C
- Temperature range: 5–25 °C
- Max. connection pressure: 6 bar / 0,6 MPa
- EAN: 4053411045760
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