Cryogenic thermometer controller 820 Lakeshore Cryotronics Repair/Parts, US $75.00 – Picture 0

Cryogenic thermometer controller 820 Lakeshore Cryotronics Repair/Parts, US $75.00 – Picture 1

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Cryogenic Thermometer Controller 820 Lakeshore Cryotronics Repair/parts

US $75.00

Morgantown, Pennsylvania, United States
Jan 30th

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Cryogenic thermometer controller 820 Lakeshore Cryotronics Repair/Parts This is a cryogenic thermometer controller made by Lakeshore Cryotronics, model 820. This is being sold for repair or as a parts donor. This unit powers up when plugged in, then the screen goes black. It responds to pushing the sensor and alarm buttons by lighting up rows of dashes. This is shown in the pictures below. 120 volt 0.5 amp Two sensor/moitor ports IEEE 488 interface port Remote sensor port Specifications: MFG: Lakeshore Cryotronics Model: 820 Serial: Volts: 120 Amps: Phase: Drive: Controls: Manuals: Air: Weight: 11 Lbs Condition: Repair/Parts Length: Width: Height: All dims inches unless otherwise noted Inventory #: 4864 For more information call 610-286-1655. Please call or email for shipping rates. International purchases: A $40 documentation processing fee will be added to total purchase for items under $150. When communicating with us please use your own email address or call 610-286-1655. We want to know who we are communicating with and we cannot identify specific emails in our inbox using the ebay email system. Send emails to heritageequipment AT gmail.com The new ebay buyer protection program has inspired us to offer all of our items “as-is”.This does not mean that you are buying a machine with deficiencies, known or unknown. What it means is that some of our items will be tested and will include the results in the description and others will be untested but described accurately to the extent that is possible without actually powering up the machine. In addition to this written description you will have the opportunity to view high quality photos of the item. With these two sources of information you will have as much information as possible without being physically here to inspect the machine. Feel assured that we will make a diligent effort to give you an accurate description of the equipment. As a buyer you should be aware that you are buying an expensive piece of equipment at a greatly reduced price and as such you may have to deal with certain unknowns and defective components which were not known and could not be known without full scale setup and operation of the machine. Our experience in dealing with many specialized pieces of equipment has proven this to be a rare occurrence however it is a risk inherent in buying used equipment. The very few times we have had to deal with these issues we have been very helpful in resolving the problem.

Condition	For parts or not working : An item that does not function as intended and is not fully operational. This includes items that are defective in ways that render them difficult to use, items that require service or repair, or items missing essential components. See the seller’s listing for full details.
Seller Notes	“Repair/Parts”