constant temperature water bathIt is a commonly used temperature control device in laboratories, which achieves precise temperature control through water bath heating. It has the characteristics of easy operation, stable temperature control, and uniform heating. It is widely used in experimental operations such as sample cultivation, reaction constant temperature, solvent distillation, titration analysis, etc. in the fields of chemistry, biology, medicine, and food.

constant temperature water bathOperation steps:

Add water: Add an appropriate amount of distilled water or deionized water to the sink (avoid using tap water to prevent scaling).

Set temperature: Set the target temperature through the control panel.

Start heating: Turn on the power, the heating indicator light will turn on, and the water temperature will gradually rise.

Place the sample: After the water temperature stabilizes, place the sample container (such as a test tube or beaker) into the sink.

Monitoring and adjustment: Observe the temperature display and adjust the set value if necessary.

End experiment: Turn off the power, drain the water, and clean the sink.

Notes:

Security protection:

Avoid dry burning: Ensure there is enough water in the sink before starting heating.

Anti scald: Wear insulated gloves during operation to avoid direct contact with high-temperature areas.

Grounding protection: Use a three hole socket to prevent electrical leakage.

Maintenance and upkeep:

Regular cleaning: Drain the water medium in the tank in a timely manner after use, wipe the inside of the tank with a soft cloth to prevent the accumulation of scale and impurities; When not in use for a long time, it is necessary to keep the tank dryAvoid rusting.

Check the sensor: Ensure accurate temperature feedback to avoid temperature control failure.

Change water body: Replace with new water after long-term use to prevent microbial growth.

Usage restrictions:

Heating flammable and explosive liquids is prohibited.

Avoid severe vibration or tilting to prevent water overflow.