Huber heating and cooling type cycler

The HuberMinistats series has a compact structure and small footprint, making it suitable for use in laboratory fume hoods. Although the Ministats series is small in size, it is powerful and widely used in photometers, refractometers, viscometers, distillers, reactors, and intermediate factories. Mainly used for external circulation - the open slot can hold small volume containers for constant temperature. Powerful pressure pumps and absorption pumps with adjustable flow rates ensure good circulation. The optional pressure sensor can adjust the pressure to prevent damage to the reactor or other fragile vessels caused by excessive pump pressure. The Ministats series adopts a Pilot ONE control panel, color TFT display, and simple operation guide. Simulation interface complies with NAMUR standard, optional Com.G@te The module can integrate remote control and automatic control systems.

The new multi touch controller Pilot ONE features a 5.7-inch touchscreen, graphical user interface, and navigation menu. All important operating parameters and temperature values are neatly displayed on the touch screen. The new bookmark menu, one click operation, and technical terminology make it very convenient for users to operate, just like using a smartphone. Integrated USB and Ethernet ports, capable of connecting to computers and networks, such as for remote control and data transmission.

Huber heating and cooling type cyclerCharacteristics of Ministat 230:

The Pilot ONE controller adopts plug and play technology

Temperature control

5.7-inch touchscreen display with simple navigation menu

11 language operation guides to choose from

Over temperature protection and low liquid level protection

Safety level III/FL can use flammable liquids (compliant with DIN 12876 standard)

Powerful pressure pump and absorption pump

Calendar startup, time, date programmer

5-point calibration sensor

RS232 interface and Pt100 sensor

Huber heating and cooling type cyclerTechnical parameters of Ministat 230: