SERD-2A microcomputer ignition point tester

The SERD-2A microcomputer ignition point tester adopts the standard GB/T18511-2001 "Method for Determining the Ignition Point Temperature of Coal". The SERD-2A microcomputer ignition point tester is mainly suitable for determining the ignition point of coal in industries such as power, metallurgy, petrochemicals, coalification, environmental protection, geological exploration, grain, and feed

The SERD-2A microcomputer ignition point tester is mainly suitable for determining the ignition point of coal in industries such as power, metallurgy, petrochemicals, coalification, environmental protection, geological exploration, grain, and feed.

● Performance characteristics of microcomputer ignition point tester:
Automation: The entire measurement process is automatically controlled by a computer, which records the heating curve and determines the ignition temperature of coal, generates a database, and prints the detection results.
■ Convenient and applicable: The specially designed furnace structure allows for a rapid decrease in furnace temperature after the test is completed, enabling the next test to be conducted in a short period of time. Imported furnace wire, using new all fiber materials for insulation and energy saving.
Humanized design: It has functions such as breaking alarm and hardware overheating protection. User friendly interface, intuitive operation, and large data storage capacity

Technical parameters of microcomputer ignition point tester:
■ Temperature measurement range: Room temperature 500 ℃
Resolution: 1 ℃
Repetitive error: ≤ 5 ℃
Heating rate: 4.5-5.0 ℃/min
■ Maximum number of measurements per test: 6
Power supply voltage: AC220V ± 10%, 50Hz
■ Power: 1.2KW
Working environment: 5-40 ℃ Humidity: ≤ 80%
■ Dimensions (mm): Host 400 × 650 × 245
■ Instrument weight: 10Kg
■ Weight of the whole machine: 5Kg for the main unit and 5Kg for the controller