External Potentiostats

The PP242 is a 4-quadrant power potentiostat designed to apply and sink high currents up to ±40 A at a voltage range of up to ±5 V (max. power output 200 W).

For medium power applications, the PP242 is used as an extension of the ZENNIUM series potentiostat. Most electrochemical techniques which can be performed with the main ZENNIUM potentiostat can also be carried out with the extended power potentiostat PP242 setup.

Besides an extension, the PP242 power potentiostat can also be used in stand-alone mode for standard DC measurements i.e., charging/discharging of batteries. Zahner's new Zahner Lab software controls the potentiostat during stand-alone operations.

The Zahner's power potentiostats can be incorporated in a Python lab environment and can be used as stand-alone or in multi-channel configurations. A GitHub repository with examples is available for developing Python applications.

-Power extension of ZENNIUM potentiostat for battery, fuel cells, or electrolyzer stack measurements
-Possible integration in a Python work environment
-Standalone operation for simple DC measurements

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The PP222 is a 4-quadrant power potentiostat designed to apply and sink high currents up to ±20 A at a voltage range of up to ±10 V (max. power output 200 W).

For medium power applications, the PP222 is used as an extension of the ZENNIUM series potentiostat. Most electrochemical techniques which can be performed with the main ZENNIUM potentiostat can also be carried out with the extended power potentiostat PP222 setup.

Besides an extension, the PP222 power potentiostat can also be used in stand-alone mode for standard DC measurements i.e., charging/discharging of batteries. Zahner's new Zahner Lab software controls the potentiostat during stand-alone operations.

The Zahner's power potentiostats can be incorporated in a Python lab environment and can be used as stand-alone or in multi-channel configurations. A GitHub repository with examples is available for developing Python applications.

-Power extension of ZENNIUM potentiostat for battery, fuel cells, or electrolyzer stack measurements
-Standalone operation
-Possible integration in a Python work environment

For pricing information, please request a quotation from sales@sciencetech-inc.com.

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The PP212 is a 4-quadrant power potentiostat designed to apply and sink high currents up to ±10 A at a high voltage range of up to ±20 V (max. power output 200 W).

For medium power applications, the PP212 is used as an extension of the ZENNIUM series potentiostat. Most electrochemical techniques which can be performed with the main ZENNIUM potentiostat can also be carried out with the extended power potentiostat PP212 setup.

Besides an extension, the PP212 power potentiostat can also be used in stand-alone mode for standard DC measurements i.e., charging/discharging of batteries. Zahner's new Zahner Lab software controls the potentiostat during stand-alone operations.

The Zahner's power potentiostats can be incorporated in a Python lab environment and can be used as stand-alone or in multi-channel configurations. A GitHub repository with examples is available for developing Python applications.

-Power extension of ZENNIUM potentiostat for battery, fuel cells, or electrolyzer stack measurements
-Stand-alone operation
-Possible integration in a Python work environment

For pricing information, please request a quotation from sales@sciencetech-inc.com.

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The XPOT2 as a high precision auxiliary potentiostat adds an additional channel to the ZENNIUM series potentiostat for bi-potentiostat functionality. The combination of ZENNIUM and XPOT2 enables rotating ring disk electrode (RRDE) measurements or hydrogen permeation in Devanathan cells. The XPOT2 provides up to ±500 mA output current and up to ±25 V compliance voltage. The XPOT2 contains 9 current ranges which enable it to carry out outstandingly precise and accurate measurements.

In addition, the XPOT2 potentiostat can also be used as a standalone potentiostat and can be controlled by Zahner-Lab.

The Zahner's potentiostats can be incorporated in a Python lab environment and can be used as stand-alone or in multi-channel configurations. A GitHub repository with examples is available for developing Python applications.

-Standalone operation and possible integration in a Python work environment
-Extension for bipotentiostat applications

For pricing information, please request a quotation from sales@sciencetech-inc.com.

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