Cooper-Atkins 10113 User Manual

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Temperature

Monitoring

The SOLID Simulator

#10113
Solid Simulator

1.5” (38 mm)

Specifications

• -25° to 180°F / -32° to 82°C

• #10113: 1.5” x 1.5” / 38 mm x 38 mm

• #10114: 1” x 1.7” / 25 mm x 43 mm

• FDA Approved Material

• PVC Cord

• 6 ‘ / 1.83 m Cord Length

• CE Certied, RoHS Compliant

• 1 Year Warranty

1.5”

(38 mm)

#10114
Solid Vial Simulator

No potential of leakage!
No worry about evaporation!
No MSDS sheet required!

Features

The Solid Simulators don’t just measure the air,
they simulate product temperature in changing
ambient conditions. When air temperatures
uctuate from medical refrigerator doors being
opened and closed, the solid simulators remain
stable and simulate the true temperatures of
vaccine, medication or other temperature­sensitive pharmaceutical products.

1.7” (43 mm)

1”

(25 mm)

Benefits

• Simulates product temperature

• Easy to install, upright or sideways

• No worry of leakage or evaporation

• Durable casing will sustain high impact

• Compact size to t in small refrigerators

• NIST-Certied version available

11353 Reed Hartman Hwy, Suite 110 • Cincinnati, OH 45241-2929 U.S.A.

888-533-6900 • 513-793-5366 • Fax: [phone] • www.cooper-atkins.com

Cooper-Atkins Corporation

Measuring Success Since 1885

The SOLID Simulator Test Results

Two tests were conducted in an environmental chamber over a two hour time span in order show how the Solid Simulator
(#10113) and Solid Vial Simulator (#10114) react to changing ambient air temperature in comparison to product temperature.
Once all of the probes were allowed to stabilize at 41°F, the chamber door was left open for 5 minutes, shut for one hour
and the process was repeated. Probe readings were recorded every ve minutes. In both tests, the air probe reacted quickly,
rising 7-10 degrees, the Solid Simulators and Glycol Simulator remained stable and consistent.

TEST #1: THE SOLID SIMULATOR

The Solid Simulators reaction to the change in temperature, compared to the ambient air temperature
and the Glycol Simulator temperature.

Test #1

•AirProbe

•GlycolSimulator

•SolidSimulator

Door: Open / Closed

TEST #2: THE SOLID VIAL SIMULATOR

The Solid Vial Simulators reaction to the change in temperature, compared to the ambient air temperature
and the temperature of a 5ml vial of liquid.

Door: Open / Closed

Test #2

•AirProbe

•5mlVial

•SolidVialSimulator

Door: Open / Closed

Door: Open / Closed

Cooper-Atkins Corporation

11353 Reed Hartman Hwy, Suite 110 • Cincinnati, OH 45241-2929 U.S.A.

888-533-6900 • 513-793-5366 • Fax: [phone] • www.cooper-atkins.com

Measuring Success Since 1885

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