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Thermostat cabinet with glass door, model TC 140 G, provides a 140 l temperature-controlled chamber for laboratory water-analysis and biological oxygen demand (BOD) applications. Operating from +2 to +40 °C, it supports incubation and conditioned holding of samples that must remain within this thermal window. The glass-door design allows visual checks of contents without opening the cabinet, which helps limit unnecessary temperature disturbance during routine monitoring. Manufacturer information also notes four power sockets, useful when small accessories or instruments need supply inside or adjacent to the working volume. The unit weighs 60,000 kg and is supplied as one piece for permanent laboratory installation. This TC 140 G thermostat cabinet is available from manufacturer Tintometer and fits analytical suites focused on BOD and related water-testing protocols. Suitable for laboratories that require a glass-door thermostat cabinet with defined capacity and a clear +2 to +40 °C control range as part of their water-analysis infrastructure.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Thermostat cabinet with glass door
- Model: TC 140 G
- Capacity: 140 l
- Temperature range: +2 to +40 °C
- Power sockets: 4
- Technical Information Sheet:
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