Description
Programme extension for temperature control of MyFerm bioreactors enables closed-loop regulation of the medium via an external temperature sensor. A sensor placed in the fermenter drives the thermostat, supporting accurate temperature control directly in the reaction vessel rather than bath-only measurement. Once activated, the extension unlocks a programme controller, ramp function, adjustable maximum heating and cooling power, and process data recording to a USB stick. This software option from manufacturer Landgraf HLL is described as essential when external-sensor control of the culture or reaction medium is required. It is intended for use with MyFerm bioreactor setups and compatible circulating thermostats. A suitable Pt-100 temperature sensor (available separately, with probe length chosen for vessels from 100 ml to 20 l) is necessary accessory hardware. Supplied as a single programme extension unit, it expands standard thermostat operation into programmable, sensor-guided tempering for laboratory fermentation and related process work where reproducible ramps, power limits, and logged process data are needed.
This article is part of Temperature control accessories, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Programme extension
- Control mode: External temperature sensor
- Unlocked functions: Programme controller and ramp function
- Power limits: Max. heating/cooling power setting
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