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Rettberg Water Flow Monitor LWW20

Brand:Rettberg

Specifications

Power supply frequency
60 Hz
Max. voltage
230 V
Power supply
230 V, 60 Hz
Type
LWW 20
Type of auxiliary energy
Mains connection
UNSPSC
41110000

R 33,446.60

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Product description

The Rettberg Water Flow Monitor LWW20 is engineered to safeguard laboratory equipment by monitoring coolant water flow. Equipped with a dual platinum electrode sensor housed in 3.3 borosilicate glass, it detects cooling water shortages and automatically shuts off connected devices, such as heaters used in solvent distillation systems. The system emits both optical and acoustic alarms upon detection of insufficient water flow.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Rettberg
  • Power Supply: 230 V / 60 Hz
  • Maximum Load: 16 A / 3.2 kW
  • Sensor Material: 3.3 borosilicate glass with dual platinum electrodes
  • Alarm System: Optical and acoustic signals
  • Connectivity: 10 mm bore tubing connectors
  • Switch Cable Length: 5 meters

Note: Supplied without the stand and accessories shown.

Frequently asked questions

It is engineered to safeguard laboratory equipment by monitoring coolant water flow. Equipped with a dual platinum electrode sensor housed in 3.3 borosilicate glass, it detects cooling water shortages and automatically shuts off connected devices, such as heaters used in solvent distillation systems. The system emits both optical and acoustic alarms upon detection of insufficient water flow.

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R 33,446.60

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