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Huber Minichiller 300 OLÉ

Huber

Huber Minichiller 300 OLÉ

in Chiller/Heater Combos

$6,230.00 - $6,730.00

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Benchtop recirculating chiller on a 225 × 360 mm footprint, −20 to +40 °C, giving 0.3 kW at 15 °C. Stainless evaporator, tank and housing; R290.

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Description

The compact Minichillers are an economic and environmentally friendly cooling solution for many laboratory applications. A calculation of water and waste water costs shows that a Minichiller can save up to 48,000 litres of water in a working week and due to its low procurement price, return on investment is achieved within a very short time. The units have small footprints, only requiring 225 x 360 mm on the laboratory bench and are therefore suitable for cooling reactor blocks, vacuum pumps, rotary evaporators or heat exchangers. Minichillers allow stable application conditions due to constant values for temperature, pressure and throughflow quantities. They are also perfect for continuous operation at ambient temperatures up to 40°C. Despite the economic purchase price the coolers are well equipped and have a large temperature indicator, fill level indicator, as well as status LEDs for the pump, cooling and heating. A 1 kW heater is optionally available with which the temperature range can be extended to +100°C. Minichillers are available as both air and water cooled models and use natural refrigerants.
The new OLÉ controller combines state-of-the-art technology with simple operation. OLÉ models are suitable for routine tasks in research and industry and are convincing as practice oriented basic equipment. Option: Pt100 sensor connection #10519 to display (not control) e.g. of the process temperature (only available factory fitted, additional charge).
FEATURES:
Environmentally-friendly, economic cooling solution High efficiency Precise temperature control Simple operation with menu navigation Robust stainless construction Reliable continuously operation with warning functions Easy to fill and empty Illuminated filling level indicator Bright, large OLED display USB and RS232 interfaces Natural refrigerant
300 OLE Data sheet
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Please observe the notes on installation and/or the space requirements of our products

General information & temperature controller

Temperature range

-20…40 (80 ) °C

Temperature stability

±0.5 °C

Temperature display

OLED Display

Display resolution

0.1 °C

Alarm message

optical, acoustical

Controller

OLÉ

Safety class

I / NFL

Protection class

IP20

Dimensions (W x D x H)

225 x 360 x 380 mm | 8.86 x 14.17 x 14.96 inches

Weight

23 kg | 50.72 pounds

Heating / cooling capacity

Cooling capacity

15

0

-10

-20

°C

0,3

0,2

0,14

0,07

kW

Cooling machine

air-cooled

Refrigerant (ASHRAE, GHS)

R290 (A3, H220) (0,041 kg)

Circulation pump

Pressure pump max.

14 lpm ; 0.25 bar | 3.7 gpm ; 3.62 psi

Suction pump max.

10.5 lpm ; 0.17 bar | 2.77 gpm ; 2.47 psi

Pump connection

M16x1 AG male

Connections

Digital interface

USB (Device), RS232 interfaces

Operating data

Permissible ambient temp.

5…40 °C

Noise level

51 dB(A)

Filling volume min.

1.4 Liters | 0.37 gal

Volume of expansion

2.6 Liters | 0.69 gal

Power supply

110-120V 1~ 60Hz

Current max.

Frequently asked questions

What cooling capacity does it deliver across its range?+

0.3 kW at 15 °C, 0.2 kW at 0 °C, 0.14 kW at −10 °C and 0.07 kW at −20 °C. Stated temperature stability is ±0.5 °C. This is a small-load chiller — size it against the actual heat rejection of the instrument you are cooling, not against a nominal figure.

What is it typically used to cool?+

Huber lists reactor blocks, vacuum pumps, rotary evaporators and heat exchangers. The appeal for a bench installation is the 225 × 360 mm footprint and the closed loop, which removes the once-through tap-water cooling that these instruments otherwise need.

What are the pump specification and fluid connections?+

The pressure pump delivers 14 lpm at 0.25 bar and the suction pump 10.5 lpm at 0.17 bar, through M16x1 male connections. Minimum filling volume is 1.4 litres, with a 2.6 litre expansion volume.

Can the temperature range be extended above +40 °C?+

The product data notes that an optional heater is available to extend the upper end of the range. It is a factory-fitted option rather than a field upgrade, so it needs to be specified at order — confirm the exact configuration and upper limit with the supplier.

What power supply does it need?+

110–120 V 1~ 60 Hz. The unit weighs 23 kg (50.7 lb), is rated IP20 and safety class I / NFL, runs at 51 dB(A), and is specified for a permissible ambient of 5 to 40 °C, which suits continuous operation in a warm lab.

What is supplied with it?+

The data sheet for order number 3006.0093.98 lists an NW12 hose connector (#6087), M16x1 sleeve nuts (#6089), a blank plug and an expansion vessel cover (#25178). A Pt100 sensor connection (#10519) is available as a factory-fitted option, but it displays a process temperature rather than controlling to it.

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