Superior temperature control solutions
Refrigeration systems rely on refrigerant phasechange cycles: liquid refrigerant absorbs heat and vaporizes in the evaporator, is pressurized and heated by the compressor, releases heat and condenses in the condenser, then returns to the evaporator via an expansion valve, continuously transferring heat to achieve cooling.
| Model | Channel | Temp Range (°C) | Temp Stability (°C) | Cooling Capacity | Process | Industry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TRE-2060S | Single | -20 ~ +60°C | ±0.1°C | 5kW (@20°C) | ETCH, CVD | Semiconductor |
| TRE-2060D | Dual | ch1: -20 ~ +60°C ch2: -20 ~ +60°C |
±0.1°C | 2.5kW (@20°C) | ETCH, CVD | Semiconductor |
| TRE-3090S | Single | -30 ~ +90°C | ±0.1°C | 2.5kW–8.0kW (@20°C) | ETCH, CVD | Semiconductor |
| TRE-3090D | Dual | ch1: -30 ~ +90°C ch2: -30 ~ +90°C |
±0.1°C | 2.5kW–8.0kW (ch1 & ch2, @20°C) | ETCH, CVD | Semiconductor |
| TRE-4580D | Dual | ch1: -45 ~ +40°C ch2: 10 ~ +80°C |
±0.1°C | 2.5kW–8.0kW (ch1 & ch2, @20°C) | ETCH, CVD | Semiconductor |