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Guildline Model 5010 Programmable Fluid Bath- Used To Heat When We Got It- Trips

US $300.00

Blountsville, Alabama, United States
Jan 30th

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Used This used to pwr on and heat when we got it but now it just trips the GFI outlet. Repair this and save some serious money! Email with questions. Will be shipped freight on a pallet. Email for quote. Thanks, Model 5010 5010 FEATURES G The Easy Solution For Precise Environment Control Programmable Fluid Bath > Fully Programmable via IEEE 488 & RS232C Interfaces > Digital Proportional Control > Range - 9.9 0C to 65 0C (14 0F to 149 0F) > For use with water, oil, fluorocarbons, alcohol, ethylene glycol and a variety of other fluids > Stability <± 0.002 0C > Sofcal™ firmware provides on board intelligence for diagnostics, ease of operation and front panel checkout > Analog output > 20ma current loop hardware conforming to SAIL protocol (Serial ASCII Interface Loop) uildline Model 5010 Programmable Fluid Bath is a high precision constant temperature bath for use with many different types of fluids. Control monitoring is by means of a platinum resistance thermometer, known for its high accuracy, in conjunction with a microprocessor, providing digital proportional control. Front panel control is via a keyboard for temperature selection, read and enter functions and a large digital display. The temperature may be set and controlled anywhere in the range -9.9 0C to 65 0C, (14 0F to 149 0F). Once a temperature has been selected, the control circuitry defines the best heating (or cooling) curve to bring the bath to temperature, with minimum overshoot, hysteresis or oscillation, in the shortest possible time. The front panel and controls are totally splash proof and impervious to saline corrosion. Programmability is provided via an IEEE 488 or RS 232C Interface. An analog output is also included for connection to chart recorders. The 5010 Programmable Fluid Bath is a high precision constant temperature bath for use with many different types of fluids. The 5010 is suitable for recess bench mounting and features a gravity drain, a sloped top (towards bath) with spillage lip, plus a clear polycarbonate chamber cover which is removable for complete access to the 13.2 gallon (50 litre) capacity chamber. Over temperature protection is provided automatically and in the event of a power interruption the bath returns to the last programmed temperature. Uses of the 5010 Programmable Fluid Bath include; thermal stressing of precision materials, automatic calibration of thermistors and temperature elements, oceanographic applications, and the maintenance of a constant temperature environment for electrical references. Typical references requiring such an environment are standard resistors like the Guildline 9330 series resistors, the 9230 Current Shunts and the 9350 Hamon Transfer Standards

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	“This unit heats but I cannot verify the cooling. The compressor seems to come on but it does not cool. At least, not very quickly.Upon further testing the unit now will not turn on and automatically trips the GFI on the outlet. Also, the power button is loose and and comes off.”