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DESCRIPTION
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The multi-functions of the Oceanus-6 is a unique concept from Isotech, so unique that it is currently the subject of a patent application.
The Oceanus-6 is a complete calibration laboratory working over the temperature range 45°C below ambient temperature to +140°C. It permits the calibration of temperature sensors absolutely (at fixed points of the ITS-90 scale) or by comparison to a reference standard.
It will calibrate both contact and non-contact thermometers such as optical pyrometers, surface sensors, liquid in glass thermometers as well as thermistors, thermocouples and resistance thermometers, whether they are short, long or odd shaped. Further it permits maintenance of reference standards by confirming the Ice or Water triple point at regular intervals.
The Oceanus-6 has a calibration volume of 52mm diameter and 300mm deep and is supplied with the very latest technology digital indicator, timer and controller making the Oceanus-6 a complete self-contained calibration laboratory.
The Oceanus-6 offers unprecedented accuracies of ±0.0002°C (2 Sigma) at the Water triple point and the Gallium melt temperature of 29.7646°C and up to ±0.005°C in the stirred liquid bath option (by comparison).
SPECIFICATION
| Technical Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 580 |
| Temperature Range | 45°C below ambient to +140°C |
| Absolute Minimum Temperature | -45°C |
| Absolute Stabilities: | over 30 minutes: |
| Metal Block Bath | ±0.03°C |
| Stirred Liquid Bath | ±0.025°C |
| Ice/Water Bath | ±0.001°C |
| BlackBody Source | ±0.3°C |
| Surface Sensor Calibrator | ±0.5°C |
| ITS-90 Fixed Point | ±0.0002°C |
| Heating/Cooling | See graph |
| Stabilisation Time | 10 minutes |
| Calibration Volume | 52mm x 300mm deep |
| Uniformity | ±0.018°C |
| Controller Resolution | 0.1 to 0.01 (4 digit display) |
| Indicator Resolution | 0.1 to 0.01 (4 digit display) |
| Indicator Units | °C, °F, K |
| Communications | Supplied as standard with serial interface, PC adaptor cable and Cal Notepad. |
| Power | 300 Watts, 108-130 or 208-240Vac, 50/60Hz |
| Dimensions | 430mm Height, 310mm Width, Depth 300mm, Weight 17kg |
| How to order | 580 Oceanus-6 POTTS. Please specify voltage required. |
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POTTS – Oceanus-6 Model 580
-25°C to 140°C
The multi-functions of the Oceanus-6 is a unique concept from Isotech, so unique that it is currently the subject of a patent application.
- Use with Water and Gallium Fixed Points
- Can also be used as a Dry Block, Liquid Bath
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