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RT2 Plus Advanced hotplate stirrer for laboratory use

Firstly, the Thermo Scientific RT2 Plus Advanced hotplate stirrer is the most advanced digital hotplate stirrer in the RT series. Moreover, this model combines a 140 mm round ceramic heating surface with microprocessor PID control and an included PT100 temperature probe. As a result, the unit controls the actual liquid temperature instead of the plate surface temperature. In addition, the RT2 Plus Advanced offers a unique wide stirring range of 30 to 2000 rpm for both extremely slow and powerful mixing.

Included PT100 temperature probe for liquid control

Firstly, the RT2 Plus Advanced is supplied as standard with a PT100 temperature probe (B Class, 250°C) for direct liquid measurement. Secondly, the unit controls the actual temperature of your sample in real-time with this probe. In addition, the PT100 offers more accurate control than plate temperature measurement alone. Moreover, an optional PT100 A Class probe is available for temperatures up to 400°C.

Key features at a glance

  • Round ceramic heating surface with 140 mm diameter
  • Temperature range ambient +50°C to 350°C
  • Digital LED display with 0.1°C resolution
  • Microprocessor PID feedback control
  • Three selectable control modes: Optimal, Fast and Slow
  • Stirring range 30 to 2000 rpm with feedback control during viscosity changes
  • Stirring capacity up to 20 liters (H2O)
  • Included PT100 temperature probe (B Class, 250°C)
  • User-configurable temperature limit setting
  • Programmable timer with immediate start or start at target temperature
  • Keypad lock prevents accidental changes
  • Automatic over-temperature protection at 450°C
  • HOT TOP warning indicator
  • Two threaded holes for support rod and accessories

Feedback control during viscosity changes

Firstly, the unit controls both temperature and stirring speed in real-time with PID feedback. Secondly, the feedback function maintains the set stirring speed stable, even when the viscosity of your sample changes during heating. In addition, this is ideal for reactions where the composition changes due to temperature effect. Moreover, you can manually set the heating power from 0 to 100% in 1% increments.

Three selectable control modes for optimal flexibility

Firstly, the Optimal Mode offers balanced heating for general applications. Secondly, the Fast Mode speeds up the heating process when time is critical. In addition, the Slow Mode guarantees gradual heating for temperature-sensitive samples. Moreover, you combine these modes with the programmable timer for reproducible protocols.

Integrated safety features

Firstly, the over-temperature protection shuts off the heating element when the surface approaches 450°C. Secondly, the HOT TOP indicator activates a clear warning signal when the plate is hot. In addition, you can set a maximum temperature limit yourself for extra control in sensitive applications. Moreover, the keypad lock prevents settings from being changed unintentionally during running experiments.

The RT2 Plus Advanced hotplate stirrer is widely used in the pharmaceutical industry and biotech, medical diagnostics, food industry and agriculture and horticulture. For advice, please contact Poly Temp Scientific.

Specifications

Specification Value
Brand Thermo Scientific
Series RT2 Plus Advanced
Type Hotplate stirrer (digital with PID control)
Heating surface 140 mm diameter (5.5 inch)
Top plate shape Round
Top plate material Ceramic coated aluminum
Housing Aluminum
Dimensions (W × D × H) 16.1 × 29 × 10 cm
Max. load on top plate 25 kg (55.1 lbs)
Stirring capacity (H2O) 20 liters
Stirring range 30 to 2000 rpm
Speed control Feedback control during viscosity changes
Temperature range Ambient +50°C to 350°C
Display LED digital with 0.1°C resolution
Display view Actual and set temperature visible simultaneously
Temperature control Microprocessor PID feedback (Scale)
Control modes 3 selectable modes: Optimal, Fast, Slow
Heating power setting 0 to 100% in 1% increments
Temperature probe Included: PT100 B Class, 250°C
Optional probe PT100 A Class, 400°C
Adjustable temperature limit User-configurable
Timer Immediate start or start at target temperature, with actual and set values simultaneously visible
Safety protection Automatic shutdown at 450°C
Safety indication HOT TOP warning
Lock Keypad lock prevents accidental changes
Threaded holes for support rod 2 (integrated)
Heating power 600W
Power supply 230V, 50/60Hz
Plug EU plug (SCHUKO)
Certifications CE

Thermo Scientific RT2 Plus Advanced hotplate stirrer

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Firstly, the Thermo Scientific RT2 Plus Advanced is an advanced digital hotplate stirrer with a 140 mm round ceramic surface for sample volumes up to 20 liters. In addition, this model offers microprocessor PID control up to 350°C, a stirring range of 30 to 2000 rpm with feedback control and an included PT100 temperature probe. Moreover, the RT2 Plus Advanced features three selectable control modes and a programmable timer.

Original price was: €907,00.Current price is: €770,00. excl. VAT

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Round ceramic heating surface 140 mm for samples up to 20 liters
Stirring range 30 to 2000 rpm with feedback control during viscosity changes
Included PT100 temperature probe for liquid temperature control
Microprocessor PID control with 0.1°C resolution and 3 selectable modes
Keypad lock, programmable timer and automatic over-temperature protection

What is the difference between the RT2 Plus Advanced and the RT2 Basic?

The RT2 Plus Advanced offers digital PID control with LED display and 0.1°C resolution, whereas the RT2 Basic works with analog scale knobs. Secondly, a PT100 temperature probe is supplied as standard with the Plus Advanced for control on actual liquid temperature. In addition, the Plus Advanced offers a wider stirring range from 30 rpm (versus 50 rpm for Basic) and three selectable control modes. Moreover, the Plus Advanced features keypad lock, programmable timer and feedback control during viscosity changes.

How does the feedback control during viscosity changes work?

Firstly, the unit continuously measures the actual stirring speed via an internal sensor. Secondly, the feedback control automatically adjusts the motor power as soon as the viscosity of your sample changes. In addition, the stirring speed remains stable at the set value, even when a reaction makes the mixture thicker or thinner. Moreover, this is ideal for polymerizations, evaporations and mixing of suspensions where the composition changes during heating.

Which temperature probe is included as standard?

A PT100 temperature probe (B Class) is supplied as standard with a measurement range up to 250°C. Secondly, you place this probe directly in your liquid for real-time temperature measurement. In addition, the unit then controls the actual sample temperature instead of the plate temperature. Moreover, an optional PT100 A Class probe is available for temperatures up to 400°C, suitable for very high precision or aggressive environments.

What do the three selectable control modes do?

Firstly, the Optimal Mode offers balanced heating suitable for most general applications. Secondly, the Fast Mode speeds up the heating process for situations where time saving is essential. In addition, the Slow Mode guarantees gradual heating, ideal for temperature-sensitive samples. Moreover, you manually set the heating power from 0 to 100% in 1% increments for full control.

What safety features does the RT2 Plus Advanced have?

Firstly, the over-temperature protection automatically shuts off the heating element when the surface approaches 450°C. Secondly, the HOT TOP indicator activates a clear warning signal when the plate is hot. In addition, you can set a maximum temperature limit yourself for extra control in sensitive applications. Moreover, the keypad lock prevents settings from being accidentally adjusted during running experiments.

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