Instru HeatPlate

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Intro

This instrument is used to heat up solutions or materials. They usually are equipped with a magnetic stirring mechanism. They can also be equipped with a thermometer feedback device.

Heat Plate I

Heat Plate I

This simple plate has no temperature feedback mechanism and is the simplest to operate. It possesses a magnetic stirring mechanism. It is recommended to use this one if you are not looking to set a very precise temperature. (no 100°C is not a very precise temperature 67.3°C is though)

Functions

A) Temperature setting button.
B) Rotation setting button
C) Temperature display and warning. You will see the temperature you set-up here.
D) Heating zone (Warning it stay hot for a while after being done)

Rules

1) Do not leave any heating operation unattended.
2) Do not heat inflammable solvents.
3) If heating something make sure people around know what you are doing. Communication is key!
4) Please leave it clean and at its place when done.

Heat Plate II

These plates can achieve precise temperatures thanks to the temperature feedback mechanism they have. They also possesses a magnetic stirring mechanism. We have two of them operating in the same fashion: One large and a standard one.

Functions

A) Thermometer feedback mechanism. (described below)
B) Temperature display
C) Temperature setting button.
D) Heating zone (Warning it stay hot for a while after being done)
E) Rotation setting button
F) Holding bar for the thermometer feedback mechanism.

Rules

Same rules apply than the Plate I but add to this:

1) Do not use without the thermometer feedback mechanism. (make sure it is correctly plugged in the back)
2) Make sure the thermometer feedback mechanism is inside the liquid. SUPER DUPER IMPORTANT !!! (explained below)