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Portable Fluid Chiller

A low temperature fluid chiller, suitable for labs and plants, has been introduced by Thermonics Corp. (Mansfield, MA). The portable chiller recirculates heat-transfer fluids at precise temperatures needed to support industrial applications in chemical, energy, and electronics. The two-stage, cascade refrigeration chiller is capable of reaching –80°C. Designed for reliability during 24/7 temperature control, the fluid chiller is equipped with on-board diagnostics that help predict chiller health and avoid unexpected downtime. An intuitive touch-screen interface allows for set up of thermal profiles, viewing data and trends, and logging diagnostics. Communications interfaces (IEEE, RS232, Ethernet, USB) for remote chiller control.

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