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D3210L UV-Vis Detector

The D3210L UV-Visible Detector supports four operational modes—single wavelength, dual wavelength, spectrum scanning, and time-wavelength program—providing exceptional flexibility for diverse analytical needs. It incorporates a high-precision, self-calibrating analog-to-digital converter and an advanced optical path system, delivering outstanding wavelength accuracy, repeatability, and linearity across the full UV-Vis range. The motor-driven grating mechanism enables precise wavelength positioning, while the tool-free deuterium and tungsten lamp replacement eliminates optical realignment. Intelligent features include automatic power-on self-test, leak alarm, automatic wavelength calibration, and real-time monitoring of lamp turn-on time and ignition count. Simultaneous digital and analog signal output further enhances its integration capabilities.

Specifications

Optical System: Dual wavelength

Light Sources: Deuterium lamp (UV), Tungsten lamp (Vis)

Wavelength Range: 190 – 800 nm

Flow Cell Max. Backpressure: 8 MPa

Flow Cell Temperature Control Range: 5 – 55 °C (Tmin ≥ ambient +5 °C)

Communication Interface: TCP (Ethernet)

Dimensions (W × D × H): 600 mm × 380 mm × 160 mm

Weight: 11 kg

Power Requirements: AC 220 V ± 10%, 50 Hz

Power Consumption: 120 W

Performance

The D3210L UV-Visible Detector is designed for ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) systems, enabling precise and sensitive detection in single or dual wavelength mode, full-spectrum scanning, and automated wavelength switching via time-programmed methods. Its low noise, high linearity, and fast sampling rate ensure reliable quantification of trace-level compounds. Fully controllable through Kromstation chromatography workstation via Ethernet, the detector supports seamless integration into modular UHPLC systems, making it ideal for pharmaceutical, biomedical, environmental, and quality control applications

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