Temperature chamber search

[MyronS]

I am looking for a temperature chamber:
- Temperature range wider than -40C...+85C
- Interior size 8"x8"x8" or bigger
- No CO2
Any suggestions

[RJM1]

Thermotron S1.2 , 16 x 11 x 12"h, -73° to +177°C 120 volts
Thermotron S1.2 Mini-Max Freezer | eBay

[MyronS]

Thanks a lot.
This is too big: external dim:26" tall, 36" wide, 21" dip

[Conrad Hoffman]

We use these guys at work, though not the model shown on the first page. They're built well and support is excellent. No chambers are going to be cheap and used chambers are a gamble unless from a well known vendor who backs them up.

[RJM1]

World's Smallest Temperature Chamber
Article.
Temperature Chamber features 12 x 8 x 9 in. interior., TestEquity LLC
Product.
TestEquity 105A - Half Cube Benchtop Temperature Chamber - TestEquity
Specs.
Half Cube Model 105A Benchtop Temperature Chamber Specifications - TestEquity

They also rent.

[MyronS]

Originally Posted by RJM1

World's Smallest Temperature Chamber
Article.
Temperature Chamber features 12 x 8 x 9 in. interior., TestEquity LLC
Product.


They also rent.

Sorry, it is too big. External dim.:
16.5" W x 26" H x 25.25" D
(419 x 660 x 641 mm)
Door latch adds 2" (51 mm) to width.

Looking for twice smaller.

[madtecchy]

Hi myron.

You state 8"x8"x8" for internal dimensions. What are the max external dimensions you require?

Also is this just the chamber size or including heating and cooling section too

Regards Ian

[MyronS]

Originally Posted by madtecchy

Hi myron.

You state 8"x8"x8" for internal dimensions. What are the max external dimensions you require?

Also is this just the chamber size or including heating and cooling section too

Regards Ian

Hi Ian,

I would say max external dimensions 20"x15"x15" including heating and cooling section. It seems my state for internal dimensions is too optimistic.

Thanks

[stoc005]

Getting hot is easy. A large electric heater is all they use. Getting to cold - really cold - requires a 2 stage compressor - 2 motors. So the resultant size is big. We have a Thermotron at work that needs 230V as well. Didn't know 120V was a option for the smaller ones.