Peltier Sipper System, Spectrophotometer Accessory
Accessory that bolts on to a spectrophotometer to hold the cell at a set temperature by Peltier element and draw sample through it with a peristaltic pump.
Typical applications
- Enzyme kinetics at a controlled temperature
- Temperature-controlled absorbance measurement
- Flow-through presentation of a series of samples
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Worth knowing before you order
This is an accessory, not a spectrophotometer. It has no optics and no detector: it thermostats the cell and pumps sample through it, and it is quoted separately from the instrument it serves. The catalogue lists it as an optional accessory on the double-beam dual-detector series (page 161), the single-beam UV-visible model with the numeric keypad (page 163) and the basic single-beam UV-visible model (page 165); it is not offered on the touchscreen models or on the visible-only ones, so confirm the instrument before ordering, because fitment depends on the sample compartment and cell geometry. The only performance figure printed is the 15 to 65 °C range — there is no temperature accuracy, stability or uniformity figure, which is what you would want if the method specifies a control tolerance.Specification
| Type | Accessory for a spectrophotometer; makes no measurement of its own |
|---|---|
| Temperature control | Peltier element with heat sinks, fans and temperature sensors |
| Temperature range | 15 °C to 65 °C |
| Peristaltic pump speed range | 1 to 12 |
| Sampling speed | Around 50 ml/min |
| Time range | 30 s to 10 min |
| Material | ABS plastic |
| Power supply | AC 220 V / 50 Hz |
| Packing dimensions (L x W x H) | 385 x 305 x 315 mm |
| Gross weight | 7 kg |
| Supplied with | Control unit, peristaltic pump pipe, cell, control cable, power cord, instruction manual, test certificate |
Support available
- Installation & commissioning
- Spares & consumables
Calibration is arranged through NABL-accredited laboratories under the relevant scope. We state the scope and the certificate number on the quotation — see what accreditation actually covers.
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