| SPECIFICATIONS1,2 |
| Temperature |
| Maximum Low |
-80°C
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| Maximum High |
Standard +225°C / High Temp +375 |
| Accuracy |
1°C - Factory calibrated with NIST traceable device
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| Setability |
0.1°C |
| Indication/Resolution |
0.1°C |
| Stability |
±0.5°C at discharge nozzle |
| Sensors |
Special limits of error type-T thermocouples |
| Calibration |
Software controlled |
| Max. Transition Rates |
+125°C to -55°C in <10s / -55°C to +125°C in <10s
+200°C to -65°C in <15s / -80°C to +200°C in <15s |
| Stabilization Rate3 |
+125°C to -55°C in <12s
-55°C to +125°C in <4s |
| Air Filtering/Drying |
| Coalescent |
Water, Oil, and Particle Filtering
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| Heatless Regenerative |
-85°C dew point
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| Air Flow Specifications |
| Input |
25 SCFM @ 80-125 psig, dew point 10°C
(11.8 l/s @ 5.5 - 8.6 bar) |
| Output |
5-20 SCFM (2.3 - 9.4 l/s)
Factory calibrated with NIST traceable device |
| Setability |
1 SCFM (0.4 l/s) |
| Physical Characteristics |
| Footprint |
21” wide x 27” deep (54 cm x 69 cm) |
| Arm Reach |
56” radius (140 cm) max. |
| Rotation |
350° |
| Work Surface Height |
38” (100 cm) |
| Weight |
425 lbs (193 kg) |
| Mobility |
4 full swivel, lockable casters |
| DB Rating4 |
@ 65 dB(A) |
| System Controller Features |
| Type |
Microprocessor PLC-based PID
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| Program |
Save and load 48 programs of 8 segments each
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| Safeties |
Low flow, over temp, EMo interlock |
| Status Indication |
Air input, air temp, air/DUT control,
OK, run/idle, purge, defrost
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| Available Limits |
Max. ramp rate, min./max. air temperatures |
| Ramp Rates |
1°C/min. incremental up to 999°C |
| Remote Information |
IEEE, RS232 Communication |
| System Requirements |
| Temperature |
+12°C to +25°C |
| Humidity |
0% to 65% RH |
| Electrical |
208V-230V/60Hz, 200V/50Hz @ 1Ph 30A
220V-230V/50Hz @ 1Ph 30A
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NOTES:
1. Specifications based on 230V, 60 Hz at 15 SCFM, ambient 23°C, 50% humidity.
2. System may be used with lower pressure at reduced specifications.
3. Clock started when temperature reached setpoint.
4. Operating at low air flow.
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