Thermo Scientific Surveyor UV-VIS Plus Detector

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Welcome to the world of UV/Vis detection with the Thermo Scientific Surveyor UV-VIS Plus Detector! This cutting-edge, time programmable, variable-wavelength ultraviolet/visible light absorbance detector is a versatile benchtop unit for the Surveyor LC System. With its dual light source, optical bench, and dual photodiode detectors, this detector can operate in single or dual wavelength mode within the UV or visible ranges. Whether you're analyzing DNA samples, studying protein structures, or performing rapid purity checks, the Surveyor UV-VIS Plus Detector has you covered. Its deuterium and tungsten lamps provide re-aligned illumination, covering a wide wavelength range of 190 nm to 800 nm with exceptional accuracy and spectral bandwidth. The absorbance range, short-term noise, and drift specifications ensure precise, reliable results every time. Explore the fascinating world of UV/Vis spectroscopy with this essential tool for any modern laboratory!

• Time programmable variable-wavelength detector
• Operates in single or dual wavelength mode in UV or visible ranges
• Dual light source, optical bench, and dual photodiode detectors
• Accurate absorption readings with deuterium and tungsten lamps
• Wide wavelength range from 190 nm to 800 nm

• Light Source: Deuterium and tungsten lamps, re-aligned
• Wavelength Range: 190 nm to 800 nm
• Absorbance Range: 0.0005 AUFS to +3.0 AUFS
• Spectral Bandwidth: 6 nm
• Short Term Noise: 6 AU/cm at 254 nm, 20 AU/cm at 254 nm, 1s rise time
• Drift: 1 mAU/h at 254 nm and 546 nm, 0.1 mAU/h at 254 nm and 546 nm
• Wavelength Accuracy: 1 nm at 254 nm and 656 nm
• Cell Pressure Rating: 1000 psi
• Operating Temperature: +10 to +30 C
• Storage Temperature: 40 to +70 C
• Operating Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing relative humidity

Metric: 23.586 kg
Imperial: 52.0 lbs

Metric: 48.26 cm x 55.88 cm x 38.1 cm
Imperial: 19 in x 22 in x 15 in

902730

The harmonized code 902730 is used for spectrophotometers, spectrometers, and spectrographs using optical radiations (UV, visible, IR) along with spectrophotometers for ultraviolet rays.