Cold Plate

Cold Plate

Cold Plate

Product catalog summary
Overview: The CPL-2010 Cold Plate is a high-performance cooling unit capable of rapidly reducing temperatures to -30°C. It features an electronic temperature control system with a range from -5°C to +30°C, which is continuously adjustable and displayed digitally.
Design and Features: The cold plate is constructed from polished stainless steel with heated brims to prevent condensation. An acrylic lid is also included to further reduce condensation. The system is compatible with a dispenser unit, enhancing its versatility.
Technical Specifications:
  • Dimensions: 652x380x425 mm
  • Weight: 20 kg
  • Operating Conditions: Suitable for room temperature environments with up to 60% relative humidity
  • Power Supply: 20V ± 10% AC, 50 Hz
Contact Information: For further inquiries, contact Baygen Lab at their Istanbul office via phone (+90 216 365 40 99), fax (+90 216 365 40 89), or email ([email protected]). More information is available on their website (www.baygenlab.com).
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Catalog excerpts

Cold Plate-1

The high performing unit is cooling down to -30° C in a very short time. The electronic temperature control with a range from -5° C to +30° C is continuously adjustable. The following accessories, available at moderate cost, add versatility to the application of this high performance quick cool unit. The temperature is adjustable and visible by digital control. The cold plate is made of polished stainless steel, with heated brims to prevent condensation There is also acriylid lid to prevnet condensation. The system can be use with dispenser unit.

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Cold Plate-2

Technical Spesifications Dimension(WxDxH) Working condition : Room temparature, it can be work until %60 relative humanity. Power supply

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