About Laboratory Hot Plates
Work Plate Dimension : 140x140mm(6 inch) Work Plate Material : Aluminium cover ceramic plate Power : 525W Voltage Frequency : 100-120/200-240,50/60Hz Heating Power : 510W Heating Position : 1 Heating Temperature Range : Room temo.+5 -380oC Control Accuracy of work plate : 1oC(<100oC) 1%(>100oC) Safety Temperature : 420oC Temperature Display : LCD Temperature Display accuracy : 0.1oC External Temperature sensor : PT1000( 0.5oC) Heating warning : 50oC Protection Class : IP21 Dimension (WxDxH) : 320x180x108mm Weight : 2.2kg Permissible ambient temperature and Humidity : 5-40oC 80%RH
Wide Temperature RangeWith a temperature resistance from just above room temperature up to 380C, this hot plate accommodates a diverse array of heating tasks, from gentle warming to vigorous boiling. The adjustable temperature control allows for precise settings, ensuring optimal conditions for each experiment or sample preparation.
Durable Ceramic-Coated PlateThe hot plate's ceramic-coated aluminum surface provides not only excellent heat conductivity but also enhanced resistance to corrosive chemicals and thermal shock. This ensures longevity even when used with demanding laboratory reagents or frequent high-temperature sessions.
Efficient Power OutputWith a power output of 525W, this laboratory hot plate heats up quickly and maintains stable temperatures. It's designed to handle continuous operation in busy laboratory environments while keeping energy consumption effective and dependable.
FAQ's of Laboratory Hot Plates:
Q: How do I use this laboratory hot plate safely?
A: Always place the hot plate on a stable, heat-resistant surface and ensure it is plugged into a compatible power supply. Allow the plate to pre-heat and adjust the temperature as required. Use heat-resistant gloves when handling vessels and never leave the device unattended while it is operating.
Q: What materials is the hot plate constructed from and why?
A: This laboratory hot plate features an aluminum surface coated with ceramic. The aluminum ensures rapid and uniform heat distribution, while the ceramic layer enhances chemical resistance and prevents thermal damage, making it suitable for routine laboratory work.
Q: When should I consider using this hot plate in the lab?
A: Utilize this hot plate whenever you need to heat solutions, samples, or small containers up to the required temperature (maximum 380C). It is especially useful for chemical reactions, evaporation processes, or sample preparation requiring strict temperature control.
Q: Where is the laboratory hot plate best positioned in the lab?
A: Position the hot plate on a flat, uncluttered, and heat-resistant bench surface away from flammable materials. Ensure there's adequate space around it for ventilation and easy handling of laboratory glassware or equipment.
Q: What is the benefit of the ceramic-coated plate compared to other surfaces?
A: The ceramic coating significantly enhances resistance to chemical spills and high temperatures, reducing the risk of damage during laboratory work. It also ensures easier cleaning and maintenance compared to uncoated metal surfaces.
Q: How does this hot plate manage power and temperature control?
A: The device operates at 525W, allowing for quick heating and stable temperature retention. It features a temperature control mechanism that allows users to set and maintain the desired temperature accurately for consistent experimental results.