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| == Very low temperatures ==
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| ::: '''Question:''' Is it possible to use the oxygraph with a chamber temperature of 0 °C?
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| :::: The O2k is specified for a chamber temperature down to 4 °C at 25 °C room temperature and down to 2 °C at "lower ambient temperature", see [[MiPNet06.05 Specifications| specifications]].
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| :::: Lower ambient temperature does not necessarily mean a "cold room". For a chamber temperature of 2 °C, an air conditioned room is sufficient.
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| :::: It is possible to reach a chamber temperature of 0 °C at low ambient temperature. For this purpose, the O2k can be exposed to ambient temperatures down to just above 0 °C (all the electronic components are rated at least down to 0 °C, but 0 °C room temperature should be avoided due to condensation concerns). Also, for very low room temperatures above 0 °C, some means of humidity control should be used.
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| :::: We recently performed a short test and were able to reach 0 °C chamber temperature quite easily at a room temperature of about 14 °C. In order to maintain this temperature, the cooling power of the Peltier element reached 95% of maximum. Thus, a "cold room" would probably be necessary for longer experiments.
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| ::: '''Update for O2k-Series E'''
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| :::: O2k-Series E has a more efficient temperature management system. Therefore, the experiment described above was repeated with an O2k-Series E. In this case it was not necessary to reduce the room temperature. [[Fasching M|Fasching Mario]] 14:39, 4 February 2013 (CET)
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| :::: Details: At room temperature of 21.1 °C a stable Peltier power of about -83% was reached after about 1:05 h from setting the block temp. from 37 °C to 0 °C. [[User:Capek Ondrej|Capek Ondrej]] 14:36, 4 February 2013 (CET)
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