About Rectangular Water Bath
Rectangular Water Bath (Thermostatic Control) :
Double walled construction. Inner chamber of stainless steel sheet and outer of mild steel sheet duly finished in powder coated. The gap is filled with glass wool for temp. insulation. Temperature range 40 C above ambient to 100 C controlled by a thermostat. Complete with concentric rings, pilot lamp, plug cord etc. It works on 220V AC 50Hz single phase.
Technical Specifications:
Chamber size in mms. No. of holes & Diameter
- 300 x 250 x 100 6 holes of 75mm dia.
- 300 x 300 x 100 9 holes of 75mm dia.
- 405 x 300 x 100 12 holes of 75mm dia.
Technical Details ![]()
Advanced Temperature Precision and SafetyBenefit from accurate heating control with the microprocessor-based PID controller, ensuring temperatures remain within 0.5C. User safety is prioritized through automatic over-temperature protection and a low-water cutoff, reducing the risk of equipment damage or accidents during routine laboratory processes.
Robust Construction and User ConvenienceThe double walled construction with a stainless steel bath and powder coated outer body delivers exceptional thermal insulation and corrosion resistance. Maintenance is simplified with an integrated drain valve for quick emptying, and the digital display provides clear temperature readouts for hassle-free operation and monitoring.
FAQ's of Rectangular Water Bath:
Q: How does the Rectangular Water Bath maintain temperature accuracy during usage?
A: The bath is equipped with a microprocessor-based PID controller, which continuously monitors and maintains the set temperature, delivering accuracy within 0.5C for reliable experimental results.
Q: What are the primary applications of this water bath in laboratory settings?
A: It is primarily used for incubation, sample warming, enzyme reactions, and general laboratory procedures that require consistent and uniform temperature conditions.
Q: When should the integrated drain valve be utilized?
A: The integrated drain valve should be used when emptying the water bath after use or during routine maintenance and cleaning, ensuring easy and mess-free operation.
Q: Where is this water bath most commonly installed or set up?
A: It is commonly placed in laboratory environments-academic, clinical, industrial, or research settings-requiring controlled temperature treatment of samples.
Q: What safety features are included to protect both users and the equipment?
A: The water bath includes over-temperature protection that prevents overheating, and a low-water cutoff mechanism to avoid dry running, both ensuring user and equipment safety.
Q: How does the glass wool insulation contribute to the water bath's performance?
A: Glass wool insulation significantly reduces heat loss, ensuring efficient energy use and stable temperature maintenance throughout the unit's operation.