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(CL-100) Single Channel Bipolar Temperature Controller
Product Summary
The CL-100 Temperature Controller is a single channel controller capable of accurately maintaining a Peltier device between 0° and +50°C, or a resistive heating element between ambient and +65°C.
- Quiet operation suitable for electrophysiology applications
- Can be used with both Peltier devices (e.g.SC-20) and resistive heating applications (e.g. Series 20 platforms)
- Built-in protection for Peltier devices
- Single control temperature adjustment
- Freeze alert and alarm circuitry
- External inputs for computer control of set temperature or applied voltage
The CL-100 Temperature Controller is a single channel controller capable of accurately maintaining a Peltier device between 0° and 50°C. Power for the instrument is provided by an ultra low noise power supply making it suitable for use in sensitive electrophysiology applications. The CL-100 will also maintain a resistive heating element from ambient to +65°C (requires the use of an ACC-1 adapter cable).
While the instrument has several uses, it was specifically designed to control the SC-20 Dual In-line Solution Heater/Cooler. (Shown to the right.) When coupled with the SC-20, the CL-100 provides efficient control of perfusion solution temperatures. Both of these instruments in-turn provide heating and cooling to our PHC Series heater/cooler jackets and for some of Warner'sSeries 20 Open Bath Recording Chambers.
All Warner Peltier-driven devices require the use of the LCS-1 Liquid Cooling System to maintain temperature control.
The CL-100 is simple to use with a single control for temperature adjustment. It sports two BNC inputs for external computer control of either the set temperature or the applied voltage level. It can simultaneously monitor the system temperature (i.e. the temperature of the feedback thermistor situated within SC-20) and a separate, secondary point of interest in the experimental set-up (e.g. a chamber bath thermistor). Two BNC output connectors are provided to send these thermistor readings to a data acquisition system or chart recorder.
The CL-100 provides automatic control using a feedback loop as well as a manual mode. A loop-speed selector (i.e. fast, medium, or slow) is used to optimize the feedback response of the system to accommodate the intrinsic thermal delay characteristics of the setup. Built-in circuitry limits the maximum temperature of the Peltier to prevent damage and a freeze alert/alarm indicates when the cold side of the Peltier reaches 0°C.
The heater/cooler jacket can be used to bring heating and cooling to the Series 20 recording and imaging chambers.
| Maximum Output Voltage | ± 15 V DC |
|---|---|
| Maximum Output Current | 2.4 Amps |
| Maximum Output Power | 36 W (8 Ω load) |
| Manual Voltage Range | 0 to ± 15 V |
| Temperature Range |
0 to 50°C via Peltier-device |
| Recorder Outputs |
Control Temp Out 100 mV/°C |
| Inputs |
Front Panel BNC for external thermistor |
| Meter 3 1/2 digit LED display |
Set Temperature, 0-50°C maximum Control Temperature Monitor Temperature Output Voltage, ± 15 V maximum |
| Power Requirements | 100-130 or 220-240 VAC 50Hz or 60 Hz 80 VA user selectable |
| Shipping Weight | 5.6 kg |
| Warranty | Two years, parts & labor |
| Enclosure Dimensions | H x W x D 8.9 cm x 20 cm x 25.4 cm |
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References
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