DLab Thermo Control H100-Pro User manual

Thermo Control & Thermo Mix
User Manual
H100-Pro
Thermo Control
HC110-Pro
HM100-Pro
Thermo Mix
HC M 100- Pr o
Please read the User Manual carefully before use, and follow all operating
and safety instructions!
We cannot be responsible to inform at real-time if the outline and
specifications are subject to change for improvement.
12301086 Ver.20191025

Contents
Preface.................................................................................1
Service.................................................................................1
Warranty..............................................................................1
1. Safety Instructions.......................................................3
2. Proper Use...................................................................4
3. Inspection....................................................................4
3.1 Receiving Inspection.............................................4
3.2 Listing of Items.....................................................4
4 Control & display........................................................5
4.1 Control ..................................................................5
4.2 Display..................................................................6
5 Operation.....................................................................7
5.1 Parameter setting methods ....................................8
5.2 Start and Stop........................................................8
5.3 Running.................................................................9
6 Trial Run ...................................................................13
7 Faults.........................................................................13
8 Maintenance and Cleaning........................................14
9 Associated Standards and Regulations......................15
10 Specifications............................................................16

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Preface
Welcome to the T h ermo Control & Thermo
Mix User Manual. Users shou l d r e a d th is
Manu al carefully, follow the instructions and
procedures, and be aware of all the cautions when
using this instrument.
Service
When help needed, you can always contact the
Service Department of manufacturer for technical
support in the following ways:
Please provide the customer care representative
with the
following information：
·Serial number（on the rear panel）
·Certification
·Description problem (i.e., hardware or software)
·Methods and procedures adopted to resolve the
problems
·Your contact information
Warranty
Changes or modifications not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instruction manual, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. Operation
of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user
will be required to correct the interference at his
own expense.
This instrument is warranted to be free from
defects in materials and workmanship under
normal use and service, for a period of 24 months
from the date of invoice. The warranty is
extended only to the original purchaser. It shall
not apply to any product or parts which have been
damaged on account of improper installation,
improper connections, misuse, accident or
abnormal conditions of operation.
For claims under the warranty please contact your
local supplier. You may also send the instrument
directly to manufacturer, enclosing the invoice
copy and by giving reasons for the claim
1 Safety Instructions
Warning!
•Read the operating instructions carefully
before use.
•Ensure that only trained staff works with the
instrument.
Risk of burn！
•Caution when touch the housing parts and
the dry bath which can reach temperature of
110°C（Please refer to technical
parameters）
•Pay attention to the residual heat after
switching off.
Protective ground contact！
•Make sure that socket must be grounded
(protective ground contact) before use.
•When working wear personal safety guards to
avoid the risk from:
- Splashing and evaporation of liquids
- Release of toxic or combustible gases
•Set up the instrument in a spacious are on a stable,

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clean, non-slip, dry and fireproof surface. Do not
operate the instrument in explosive atmospheres,
with hazardous substances or under water.
•Temperature must always be set at least 50℃
lower than the fire point of the media used.
•Be aware of hazards due to:
- Flammable materials or media with a low
boiling temperature
- Overfilling of media
- Unsafe container
•Process pathogenic materials only in closed
vessels.
•Check the instrument and accessories prior to
each use.
•Do not use damaged components. Safe operation
is only guaranteed with the accessories provided
by the manufacturer. Accessories must be securely
attached to the device and can’t come off by
themselves. Always disconnect the plug before
fitting accessories.
•The instrument can only be disconnected from the
main power supply by pulling out the main or the
connector plug.
•The voltage stated on the label must correspond
to the main power supply.
• Ensure that the main power supply cable does
not touch the dry bath. Do not cover the device.
• The instrument may only be opened by experts.

2Proper Use
The instrument is designed for heating liquids in
schools, laboratories or factories.
•Observe the minimum distances between the
devices, between the device and the wall and
above the assembly (min. 100 mm)
•This device is not suitable for using in
residential areas or other constraints mentioned
in Chapter 1.
>100mm
Fig. 1
3Inspection
3.1 Receiving Inspection
Unpack the equipment carefully and check for any
damages which may have arisen during transport.
Please contact manufacturer/supplier for technical
support.
Note：
If there is any apparent damage to the system,
please do not plug it into the power line.
3.2 Listing of Items
Items
Qty
Main unit
1
Power cable
1
Block
1
User Manual
1
Tab. 1

4Control & Display
4.1 Control
Fig.2 Thermo Mix
Fig.3 Thermo Control
Fig.4 Interface & Power Switch

Item
Description
Block
Changeable unit, suit for
different tubes
LCD Screen
Display the setting and actual
parameters
Function
Button
Switch the input parameters or
programming
Adjustable
Knob
At parameter setting state, rotate
this knob can input values; After
setting, push it to start work. At
working state, short push to
pause; Long push to stop
working
RS232 Interface
Used for temperature calibration
Power Interface
Connect the power cable
Power Switch
Power on/off
Tab. 2
4.2 Display
Items
Description
Set
Display the setting parameters
Actual
Display the actual parameters
Prog
Program button, used for
programming
Temp
Temperature setting button，
when press this button, the
temperature characters of the
setting area are flashing.
Time
Time setting button, when press

this button, the time characters of
the setting area are flashing . In
timed working mode, the time
shows the countdown time. In
continuous working mode, the
time show running time. Refer
to below figure.
Speed
Mixing speed setting button, when
press this button, the speed
characters of the setting area are
flashing （Thermo mix models）
Adjustable knob
At parameter setting state, rotate
this knob can input values; When
finish the parameters setting, push
it to start work. At working state,
short push to pause; Long push to
stop working
5Operation
5.1 Parameter setting methods
A. Respectively, press the function button,
the corresponding characters of the setting area are
flashing
B. Rotate parameter knob, input the target parameters.
C. Wait 3s, the corresponding character will stop
blinking, complete parameter setting.
Note: when power on, the setting area of the screen will
display parameters of the last run.
When the time is adjusted to 00:00, means the product
will run the continuous mode.
5.2 Start and Stop
1.Start: When finish the parameter input, push the
adjustable knob to start work. And in the last line in
the actual value area will display the characters
“Run”. Refer to below figure.

Temp.
Speed
Timer
Prog.
Set
30.5
1500
07:00
Run
30.5
----
07:00
Actual
2. Pause: In the working state, short push the
adjustable knob to pause. Refer to below figure.
Temp.
Speed
Timer
Prog.
Set
30.5
1500
07:00
Pause
30.5
----
07:00
Actual
And in the last line in the actual value area will
display the characters “Pause”. When in this state,
only the timer and mixing functions are paused,
the temperature control function is still working.
(Thermal Control doesn’t support mixing function).
Resume: In the pause state, push the adjustable
knob, will resume to working state. And in the last
line in the actual value area will display the
characters “Run” again.
3. Stop: In the working state, long push the
adjustable knob to stop the current work.
Temp.
Speed
Timer
Prog.
Set
30.5
1500
07:00
Actual
(Thermal Control doesn’t support mixing
function). Refer to below figure.
5.3 Running
5.3.1 Single Step Work Without Saving
When power on, the screen shows the parameters of
the last run, or factory settings. Push the Temp,