Refrigerated & Heated Bath/Circulator

Are there any considerations to where I locate the CARON bath within my facility?
What are the electrical requirements for the 2050W?
What type of safety features does the 2050W offer?
Can I use the CARON 2050W for external circulation?
What size fittings and tubing are used with the 2050W?
What type of thermal fluid do you recommend using with the bath?
Is the 2050W CE marked?
What type of controller is used on the 2050W?

Are there any considerations to where I locate the Caron bath within my facility?
The bath should be located in a dry, clean and level area. It is also very important that air is allowed to move from the top of the bath through the unit and out the back freely. This will help provide years of trouble-free operation.
Related Models: 2050   Posted: 11/24/09
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What are the electrical requirements for the 2050W?

The 2050 is available with 115V and 230V electrical configurations.

115V, 60 Hz, 10 Amp service, grounded plug, Nema 5-15 configuration

230V, 50/60 Hz, 5 Amp service with the CE mark. Grounded European plug, CE E7/7

Related Models: 2050   Updated: 11/24/09
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What type of safety features does the 2050 offer?
The 2050 offers redundant temperature safeties and a low fluid level alarm. An over-temperature safety thermostat protects against an over-temperature condition by removing power to the heaters. A float switch trips when the fluid level is not high enough. It also shuts off power to the heater, sounds an alarm and illuminates a red warning light.
Related Models: 2050  Updated: 11/24/09
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Can I use the Caron 2050 for external circulation?
Yes. External circulation is provided by an independent full flow stainless steel pump. This pump will deliver in excess of 5 LPM. Maximum pressure is 10 ft. head (approximately 5 psi).
Related Models: 2050 Updated: 11/24/09
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What size fittings and tubing are used with the 2050?
The unit has a quick disconnect inlet and outlet fittings with 3/8 inch hose barb connections. The 3/8 inch ID hose barb fittings accept 3/8 inch ID tubing. The bath is drained by removing an 1/8 inch NPT plug.
Related Models: 2050   Updated: 11/24/09
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What type of thermal fluid do you recommend using with the bath?
Water is recommended as the fluid medium for applications requiring temperatures above 10° C. Methanol or ethylene glycol are recommended for temperatures below 10° C.
Related Models: 2050 Updated: 11/24/09
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Is the 2050W CE marked?
Absolutely. The Model 2050-4 (230V 50/60Hz) is CE marked for sales into European markets.
Related Models: 2050   Updated: 11/24/09
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What type of controller is used on the 2050W?
A simple PID controller with digital read out displays the process temperature. Up and down arrow make changing the set point quick and easy.
Related Models: 2050 Updated: 11/24/09
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