Why LAUDA thermostats?
Calibration applications require thermostats that maintain a constant, temperature-independent liquid level. To achieve this, LAUDA uses a two-chamber tank, the temperature chamber and the operation chamber, also known as the usable space or buffer chamber. A unit pumps fluid from the heat chamber to the application chamber where, if it is overfilled, it has the potential to overflow back into the heat chamber.
The cylindrical working chamber is height adjustable, which makes it possible to adjust the immersion height. The thermometers, completely immersed, can therefore be read directly at the point of immersion. Furthermore, the separate calibration chamber ensures constant immersion depth, regardless of liquid volume expansion, excellent temperature stability of ±0.02 K and homogeneous temperature distribution.