Thermo Scientific A10 Circulating Chiller

The Thermo Scientific A10 Circulating Chiller w/ SC150 Digital Controller provides excellent mixing and temperature stability even as fluids become viscous. Units consist of a non-CFC air-cooled refrigeration system, circulation pump, seamless stainless steel bath, work area cover, and a SC150 digital temperature controller. The A10 Chiller has a temperature range from -10 to +100C and provides efficient cooling for both open and closed applications. This chiller features energy-saving power consumption limits, small footprint and low noise refrigeration circulators, external circulation, and front drainage port.

The Thermo Scientific A10 is recommended for calibration, bioreactors, rotary evaporators, condensers, and sample/material testing and preparation.

All of our equipment is fully tested to perform at factory specifications before being shipped.

Thermo Scientific A10 Circulating Chiller Specifications

Recirculating Chiller Inspection and Recertification Checklist

• Inspect display for dimming or dead pixels and replace as necessary to maintain clear visual feedback
• Verify functionality of all buttons and input devices, ensuring reliable and responsive control
• Check that all external hosing connections are secure and properly installed to prevent leakage
• Test unit flow rate on a closed-loop system to confirm consistent fluid dynamics
• Examine all external surfaces for leaks, confirming a sealed and contained system
• Inspect internal components for any signs of leaks to ensure system integrity
• Verify power supply output for accurate voltage delivery per operational specifications
• Inspect all internal wiring, checking for any frays, tears, or compromised insulation
• Replace internal filters to maintain optimal fluid purity and system performance
• Confirm that the fan operates at proper speeds to provide effective cooling
• Verify compressor functionality for consistent performance and cooling efficiency
• Test cooling capacity, confirming it meets performance specifications at 20°C
• Measure water pump output to confirm correct PSI for stable fluid flow
• Determine the lowest achievable temperature, verifying against manufacturer standards
• Ensure cosmetic condition meets standards with no damage affecting functionality or aesthetics

Technician Inspection and Recertification Checklist: Recirculating Chiller

The Following Checklist Is to Be Performed on All Incoming and Outgoing Equipment

Task	Completed?	Remarks?
Inspect display for dimming or dead pixels, replace if necessary	Completed
Verify functionality of all buttons and input devices	Completed
Ensure external hosing connections are secure	Completed
Test flow rate on closed-loop system	Completed
Inspect for external leaks	Completed
Inspect for internal leaks	Completed
Verify power supply output voltage	Completed
Inspect internal wiring for frays or tears	Completed
Replace internal filters	Completed
Confirm fan functionality	Completed
Verify compressor functionality	Completed
Test cooling capacity at 20°C	Completed
Confirm water pump PSI output	Completed
Determine lowest achievable temperature	Completed
Ensure cosmetic condition meets standards	Completed

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Tests Performed on the Thermo Scientific A10 Circulating Chiller

• Cooling capacity test is performed at 20C to confirm chiller functionality
• Flow rate is tested to verify pump is meeting manufacturer specifications
• Chiller is temperature cycled numerous times to ensure longevity of instrument
• Low temperature test is performed to ensure chiller is functioning within temperature range

Preventative Maintenance Performed on the Thermo Scientific A10 Circulating Chiller

• Pump is Inspected for Faults and Signs of Disrepair
• Motor is Inspected for Shorts and Corroded Wiring
• Plumbing is Inspected for Leaks and Corrosion
• Filters are Cleaned and Replaced if Needed
• Tank is Inspected for Leaks and Cleaned
• Internal Circuitry is Inspected for Faulty/Shorted Components and Replaced Accordingly
• Line Cord is Checked for Signs of Fray or Damage and Replaced Accordingly
• Pump is Lubricated as Needed