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Oceanus 6 - P.O.T.T.S Temperature Calibrator
Isotech, Oceanus 6, Deep Immersion Dry Block
 
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Temperature Range of 25°C to 140°C (282°F)
Optional Inserts for Black Body & Liquid Bath
  • Accuracies: ±0.0002°C at Water Triple Point
  • Dry or Liquid Bath
  • Windows Software and PC Interface
  • High Capacity Deep Block for Very Long Thermometers
  • Ideal for Laboratory Comparison and Fixed-Point Calibrations
Base Price: $12,011.00



Product Code: OCEANUS


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The multi-function of the Oceanus-6 is a unique concept from Isotech, so unique that it is currently the subject of a patent application.

The Oceanus-6 is a complete thermal calibration laboratory working over the temperature range -25°C below ambient temperature to +140°C. This dry block calibration system permits the calibration of temperature sensors absolutely (at fixed points of the ITS-90 scale), or by comparison to a reference standard.

It will calibrate both contact and non-contact thermometers, such as optical pyrometers, surface sensors, liquid-in-glass thermometers, as well as thermistors, thermocouples, and resistance thermometers, whether they are short, long, or oddly shaped. Further, it permits maintenance of reference standards by confirming the Ice or Water triple point at regular intervals.

The Oceanus-6 dry block calibration system has a calibration volume of 52mm diameter x 300mm deep, and is supplied with the very latest-technology digital indicator, timer, and controller, making the Oceanus-6 a complete, self-contained thermal calibration laboratory.

The Oceanus-6 offers unprecedented accuracies of ±0.0002°C (2 Sigma) at the Water triple point, and the Gallium melt temperature (29.7646°C), and up to ±0.005°C in the stirred bath option (by comparison).
Literature
Isotech Oceanus Isotech Oceanus Manual Isotech Oceanus Evaluation Report
Oceanus Datasheet Oceanus Manual Oceanus Evaluation Report