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 The
Guth Model 2100 was designed using a microcontroller,
eliminating broad range mercury-in-glass thermostats.
All components are chrome plated or stainless steel
within the wet chamber area of the instrument. The all
metal top housing is chrome plated brass, preventing
rust and corrosion and provides for uniform headspace
heating and mechanical security for all fasteners. The
simulator utilizes a graduated laboratory glass
container. The simulator has external fuse protection.
The circuit boards have plug-in connectors. A
calibration port is provided for insertion of a National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) reference
mercury-in-glass thermometer to verify the proper
operating temperature. D.O.T. Approval
Performance
· Solid state controller is adjustable and maintains
better than ± .05°C at setpoint (34.0°C)
· Recovery time - less than 10.0 seconds
· No grommets in test chamber
· Warm-up time from cold start-less than 10 minutes
· Headspace-heated
· Output exhaust pipe-heated
· A secondary baffle is provided
· Laboratory Glass Container-500 ml ± 5% fill mark
molded into glass
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