LHC 75

LHC 75

LHC 75

Product catalog summary
Overview
The LHC 75 dry block temperature calibrator is a compact, lightweight device designed for on-site use across various industries, including calibration laboratories, universities, R&D centers, the chemical and petroleum industries, and the naval industry. It offers top-notch performance with a user-friendly interface featuring dual displays and intuitive calibration functions.

Specifications
  • Temperature Range: 40 to 375 ºC
  • Accuracy: 0.3 ºC
  • Stability: 0.05 ºC
  • Resolution: 0.1 ºC over the entire range
  • Immersion Depth: 150 mm
  • Calibration Volume: Ø 28 mm x 150 mm
  • Warm-up Time: 18 minutes (from 50 to 375 ºC)
  • Cooling Time: 35 minutes (from 375 to 100 ºC)
  • Dimensions: 270 x 190 x 280 mm (plus 32 mm handle)
  • Weight: 7.8 kg
  • Power Consumption: Approximately 400 W
  • Power Supply: 100 to 234 Vac, 50/60 Hz

Features
  • Robust design with adjustable menus and 10 calibration points for enhanced adjustment
  • RS485 ModBus RTU communication available as an option
  • Wide variety of inserts for calibrating different probes and thermocouples
  • Portable and easy to handle
  • Fast response time and uniformity of 0.05 ºC

Standard and Optional Accessories
  • Standard delivery includes the LHC 75 instrument, a standard insert type A, power cord, insert extractor, traceable calibration certificate, instruction manual, and a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Optional accessories include a trolley case with wheels and handle, ENAC calibration certificate (ISO 17025), RS 485 ModBus RTU communications (software included, PC cable not included), and various types of inserts

Applications
The LHC 75 is suitable for use in testing laboratories, calibration laboratories, universities, R&D centers, the chemical and petroleum industries, and is compatible with the naval industry.

Contact Information
For more information, contact [email protected].
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Catalog excerpts

LHC 75-1

LHC 75 The LHC 75 dry block temperature calibrator is a compact and lightweight device, suitable for all conditions and applications, covering different types of industries. The LHC 75 calibrator is the most advanced device in its class. Designed to work in a few minutes, as a dry block. Thanks to the wide variety of inserts available, it allows the calibration of any probe or thermocouple. The LHC 75 has a temperature range of 40 ... 375 ºC, stability 0.05ºC and accuracy of 0.3 ºC. APPLICATIONS Calibration laboratories Testing Laboratories Universities / R&D Centers Chemical industry / Petroleum Compatible with the naval industry Maintenance and Service HIGHLIGHTS Compact design for on-site use Fast response time Temperature range 40 … 375 ºC Wide variety of inserts Immersion depth: 150 mm Resolution: 0.1 ºC over the entire range Stability: 0.05 ºC Accuracy: 0.3 ºC Uniformity: 0.05 ºC Portable and manageable 3 Years Warranty General information User interface with dual display and 0.1 resolution Intuitive handling of calibration functions Robust against damage Adjustable via menus with 10 calibration points for better adjustment RS485 ModBus RTU communication (DB9 connector) Optional Top-notch performance

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LHC 75-2

Technical characteristics Operating temperature range (ºC) Reference temperature Calibration Volume Warm-up time Cooling time Power Consumption Aluminum Inserts: Standard Insert: Insert size Optional inserts B: 1 x Ø 11.1 / 1x Ø 6.5/1x Ø 4.5/ 1x Ø 3.1 mm C: 1 x Ø 12.6 / 1 x Ø 6.5 mm D: 1 x Ø 17.4 mm E: Unmachined (No drilling). Standard delivery LHC 75 instrument Standard insert type A Power Cord EU, USA, others Insert extractor Traceable calibration certificate 10 points manufacturing Instruction manual 3 years warranty against manufacturing defects Optional Trolley case with wheels and handle....

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