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Temperature Sensor 0 to 120 °C for HD 5020/5050 - Bandelin Sonopuls TM 5000
Ultrasound-resistant temperature sensor for the SONOPULS generators HD 5020 and HD 5050. It measures the sample temperature from 0 to 120 °C and activates the temperature module, allowing a cut-off limit for the energy input to be set.
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Description
The TM 5000 temperature sensor measures the temperature directly in the sonicated sample from 0 to 120 °C and protects against unwanted, excessive heating. When connected to the SONOPULS HD 5020 or HD 5050 generator it activates the unit's temperature module.
Benefits
- Measuring range 0 to 120 °C directly in the sample
- Ultrasound-resistant design for continuous use
- Activates the temperature module of HD 5020 and HD 5050
- Adjustable cut-off limit to stop the energy input automatically
- Prevents thermal damage to sensitive samples
Applications
The TM 5000 is used in the lab for temperature-sensitive applications such as cell disruption, homogenizing or emulsifying, where the energy input must not exceed a critical sample temperature. Once the set limit is reached, the generator switches off the ultrasound.
Technical data
| Order no. | 3763 |
|---|---|
| Measuring range | 0 to 120 °C |
| Compatible with | HD 5020, HD 5050 |
| Weight | 0.38 kg |
| Manufacturer | Bandelin |
| Manufacturer Nr. | 3763 |
| HS-Code | 84799080 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | BANDELIN electronic GmbH & Co. KG, Heinrichstraße 3-4, DE-12207 Berlin, bandelin.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany |
| ESD version | TEC |
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