The Grant Optima heating circulating range consists of four models – two general purpose: T100 and TC120 and two advanced models: TX150 and TXF200. Combine any of the four models with a Grant stainless steel tank or with a T-Clamp to attach to virtually any vertical-sided tank. A cost-effective range of multi-purpose systems combining Grants legendary quality and reliability.
TX150 & TXF200 Advanced models
Cooling/heating range -50℃ to 150℃ (TX150) -50℃ to 200℃ (TXF200)
Icon driven home screen via dial and two function buttons
Large, bright full colour display
USB/RS232 interface for programming or data logging
External probe socket
5-point user calibration
Multi-language options (EN,FR,DE,IT,ES)
Applications
Clinical, Microbiology and Pathology labs – media tempering, thawing & incubating samples
University research – temperature control of spectrophotometers & refractometers and jacketed vessels
Industrial labs – temperature probe calibration, water analysis, QC testing product, petrochemical testing, material testing, milk sample testing
Specifications
TX150
TXF200
Dimensions (h x d x w)
342mm x 172mm x 141mm
342mm x 172mm x 141mm
Stability (DIN 12876) @70ºC
0.01±ºC
0.01±ºC
Uniformity (DIN 12876) @70ºC
0.05 ±ºC
0.05±ºC
Setting resolution
0.1ºC (0.01 with Labwise®)
0.1ºC (0.01 with Labwise®)
Display
Full-colour QVGA TFT
Full-colour QVGA TFT
Timer function
1 minute to 99 hours 59 minutes
1 minute to 99 hours 59 minutes
No. of temperature presets
3
3
Re-calibration points
5
5
Socket for external probe (TXPEP, TXSEP)
•
•
Communications interface
USB, RS232
USB, RS232
Programmable
Remote via PC/laptop 1 program/30
Direct via user interface or remote via PC/ laptop 10 programs/ 100 segments
Our standard delivery is 3-5 working days (where products are available) Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays when you order by 2pm. Details of our returns and cancellation policy can be found in our Returns Policy & Section 11 of our Terms and Conditions. For more information please contact us on 01924 444 577 or Email Us.
