Edmund Bühler TH 15 Incubator Hood
Edmund Bühler

Edmund Bühler TH 15 Incubator Hood

Series: Incubator Hoods

Model: TH 15

Provides a controlled chamber from 5°C above ambient to 50°C, for use with KS 15 or TiMix 5 shakers or as a standalone unit, with clearance for 1000 mL flasks.

Application / measured object:

Samples requiring temperature control, including shaken incubation with KS 15 or TiMix 5.

Application area:

Product overview

TH 15 can be combined with KS 15 and TiMix 5 shakers or used independently. Its standard temperature range is from 5 °C above ambient to 50 °C.

Key features

  • Temperature accuracy is ±1% of the set value, with a PT 100 sensor and 240 m³/h air circulation.
  • Coated metal housing with three windows and an upward-opening front door; height accommodates 1000 ml Erlenmeyer flasks.
  • An extended range up to 60 °C is optional, not the standard upper limit.
  • Provides a shaker safety cut-off when combined with a Bühler compact shaker.

Technical specifications

Parameter TH 15
Temperature range 5°C above ambient to +50°C
Temperature accuracy + / – 1% of the set value
Inner dimensions (w x d x h) 490 x 410 x 310 mm (height sufficient for 1000 ml Erlenmeyer flasks)
Order No. 6161 000
Temperature sensor PT 100
Air circulation 240 m3/h
Electrical supply 230 V , 50 / 60 Hz (115 V version on request)
Dimensions (w x d x h) 510 x 450 x 455 mm
Weight 21 kg

Basic equipment and optional accessories

Basic equipment includes the hood and standard temperature controller; extended temperature range, shelf are optional.

Optional accessory Order number
Shelf TH 15 0052 126
Shelf TH 15
Illustration of TH 15 used with a shaker, not a photograph of the shelf alone. The optional 378 × 318 mm shelf holds samples requiring temperature control without shaking; the hood, shaker and vessels are not part of the shelf accessory.

Applications and samples

Samples requiring temperature control, including shaken incubation with KS 15 or TiMix 5.

Selection guidance

Check shaker compatibility, vessel height, internal space and room temperature; “5 °C above ambient” is the lower-limit relationship, not a fixed 5 °C temperature.