Robust construction with simple analogue setting of temperature. The 'Hot' warning light will flash whenever the block temperature is above 50°C and will operate even when the heater is turned off so long as the unit remains connected to the mains. Heats to 100°C in less than 12 minutes. Supplied complete with block extraction tool but without aluminium blocks which must be ordered separately.Features:
Analogue control
Economical price
130°C maximum temperature
Hot warning light to warn... Read more
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Stuart SBH130 Block Heater
Average Rating: 2.7
1 Scientist has reviewed this product
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Member since: 2014
Organization: University Hospitals of Leicester
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Rating: 2.7
Application Area: Molecular Genetics
"Budget range block heater with analogue temperature settings. Easy to use and holds its temperature well. It was successfully validated for use in DNA extraction with no problems encountered. Aluminium block inserts are a little pricey. "
Review date: 29 May 2014 | Stuart SBH130 Block Heater
Robust construction with simple analogue setting of temperature.
The 'Hot' warning light will flash whenever the block temperature is above 50°C and will operate even when the heater is turned off so long as the unit remains connected to the mains.
Heats to 100°C in less than 12 minutes.
Supplied complete with block extraction tool but without aluminium blocks which must be ordered separately.
Features:
- Analogue control
- Economical price
- 130°C maximum temperature
- Hot warning light to warn that the blocks are too hot to touch
- Uniform and stable temperatures
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