PID Temperature Controllers

Maintenance of the surgical area temperature within an acceptable range is one of the most important steps for achieving excellent consistency in stroke modeling. Utilizing PID technologies Doccol PID temperature controllers offer high sensitivity and precision with T-type thermocouple sensor. The model ADN-PID-120V2A is designed for using with an AC-powered heating pad for common surgical procedures while the model ADN-PID-12V8A is featured with low voltage direct current (DC) output for using with a low noise DC-powered heating plate, which allows accurate electrophysiological recording with minimal electromagnetic field interference (EMF). These controller come with a rectal temperature probe suitable for both mice and rats, a built-in data logger using microSD card, and a PC connection port.

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