Product data sheet: NLR High Stability Chiller (NLR-HSC-M1)

Application

The NLR High stability chiller is a circulation cooler intended for applications where an extremely stable thermal environment is required. The chiller can deliver up to 80 litres/minute of water with a temperature stability of ±0.0005°C. The water pressure variations and noise levels are very low. This makes the chillers
very suitable for applications where vibrations should be minimized, such as optical tables and lithography equipment.

Technology

The low water pressure variations and noise levels are realised by applying Peltier coolers instead of the more common compressor technology, and the use of a multistage water pump. The chiller can be remotely controlled via a browser on any PC connected to the same network as the chiller. Up to 27 external NTC temperature sensors can be connected to the system.

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