product description
High-quality Incubator, the outer cover is made of high-quality stainless steel. The high-grade stainless steel interior is shielded with a carefully formulated mixture of insulating materials, making it suitable for long-term high-temperature resistance.
Test Conditions
139/5000 is used in combination with energy absorber CX2011 (high density energy harvesting medium) starting at 20°C (68°F).
Specifications
Applications
The CX2005 in conjunction with the CX2011 can be used in all types of ovens up to 300°C (572°F).
Instructions
In order to use the box correctly and prevent damage to the Curve-X2, please follow the steps below:
step one:
The following items are required
1) CX2005 isolation box
2) CX2011 energy absorber
3) CX1002 Curve-X2
4) CX2071 silicon gasket
6) The high temperature probe with high temperature resistance has a temperature of 300°C.
Step two:
Before starting the temperature of the energy absorber, the CX2011 should be set to 20°C or lower. Due to the large temperature difference between inside and outside the box during curing, humidity inside the box will condense; may cause physical symptoms of water (droplets) in the box, and may be reduced by cooling the absorber to -20°C, then removing it Put it in the box.
Step three:
Connect the probe to Curve-X2 and put it in the energy absorber CX2011
If it is an add-on package, connect the probe to Curve-X2 and the add-on package.
Put them into the energy absorber CX2011 (picture 2)).
Step four:
Place the silicon spacer CX2071 on the edge of the insulating box CX2005. (image 3)
Step five:
Put the energy absorber CX2011 with curve-X in the insulating box CX2005. (Figure 4)
Step six:
Make sure the probe's wires don't go inside - or over the edge of the box.
Step seven:
Put the lid on top of the box.
Make sure the lock is closed properly. (Figure 5)
Safety Instructions
Fiberglass and silicon are very fragile materials. Therefore, avoid touching with sharp objects as this may cause a leak.
It is recommended to wear insulating gloves when handling the insulating box CX2005 and the energy absorber CX2011.
Do not exceed the specified time under temperature limits to protect the equipment.
Always use all specified tools and follow instructions to protect equipment.
Do not overheat, crush, puncture, or otherwise damage energy absorbers and associated equipment, as leakage or explosion may result.
