Instructions For Use; Application; Specification; Standard Outfit - VWR HS1144 Manual De Instrucciones

Instructions for use

Application:

This equipment offers temperature control for microscope stages, it is mainly applied in the biological field in
case of special request of constant temperature (inspection of living cells).
Features:
• It can be installed on several microscope models.
• Quick reaching of constant temperature: after plugging in the power and setting the temperature, it takes
1-2 minutes to heat the stage and reach the constant temperature in the desired range of temperature.

Specification:

• Input: selectable 110V or 220V AC (50/60HZ)
• Power: 50W
• Temperature controlling range: from 20° C up to 50° C
• Temperature setting division: 1°C
• Temperature displaying division: 0,1°C
• Accuracy (between actual stage temperature and displayed temperature): +/- 1°C

Standard outfit:

• Temperature Controller: 2 LED digital displays and two buttons for temperature adjusting, ON/OFF switch
at the rear.
• Temperature Controlled stage: built-in heater and heat sensor with size 150mm x 130mn x 5.8mm
• Electric cable: 1 pc
• Spare fuses: 2 pcs
Installation:
• If it is not pre-installed on stage, unscrew the specimen clamp and fix the temperature-controlled surface
on the microscope stage.
• Plug the cable from the temperature-controlled surface to the connector on the rear of controller.
• Check that the input voltage marked on the rear of controller is in accordance with the local voltage. 110V or 220V can
be changed with appropriate selector if necessary.
• Plug the controller to voltage line with electric cable. Turn on the swtich at the rear of controller. The stage
is ready to work.

Use:

In order to set the desired temperature on stage surface (suitable to the specimen in use), set the working
temperature by using the "Temp Setting" buttons on the controller panel.
You can set any temperature from 20°C up to 50°C, then wait a few minutes until it displays a stable tem-
perature value.

Warning:

• Check the input voltage: the input voltage marked on the rear of controller should be in accordance with
the local voltage.
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