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ICC control

Reference 0004136600

ICC control laboratory stirrer from IKA — AxiTech supports hospitals, clinics and laboratories with sales, installation, maintenance contracts, calibration, repair and spare parts for this equipment.

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At a glance

Reference
0004136600
Category
Shakers, Stirrers & Mixers

Overview

ICC control Compact immersion circulator ICC control for tempering of liquids up to 150 °C. Suitable to use in open or covered bath vessels. The integrated pressure/ suction pump allow ICC control to be used for internal and external applications. Just connect the optional pump set. ICC control also has an optional cooling coil that allows to work close to ambient temperatures. The program function can save and run up to 10 individual procedures with 10 steps. The ICC control circulator is first in its class with an integrated carrying handle that allows for comfortable transport and safe storage thanks to its clever stand. The large, colour TFT screen offers intuitive controls of all process parameters. Temperature range: RT - 150 °C Temperature stability: ± 0.01 K Powerful, speed-controlled pressure/suction pump Holding clamp for attaching the circulator to a bath, convenient carrying handle und integrated brackets Large easy to read TFT display for temperature, pump speed, filling level and safety temperature Programming function with 10 individual programs, each with 10 steps Adjustable safety circuit Connection for external PT 100 temperature probe Visual and acoustic safety w

Maintenance contract — AxiTech provides planned preventive maintenance for ICC control from IKA: scheduled visits, safety checks, periodic calibration and a documented service report, backed by a contractual response time.

Troubleshooting, repair and spare parts — our shakers, stirrers & mixers engineers diagnose and repair ICC control on site or in the workshop, fit genuine spare parts and recommission the equipment after performance verification.

Features

  • Temperature range: RT - 150 °C
  • Temperature stability: ± 0.01 K
  • Powerful, speed-controlled pressure/suction pump
  • Holding clamp for attaching the circulator to a bath, convenient carrying handle und integrated brackets
  • Large easy to read TFT display for temperature, pump speed, filling level and safety temperature
  • Programming function with 10 individual programs, each with 10 steps
  • Adjustable safety circuit
  • Connection for external PT 100 temperature probe
  • Visual and acoustic safety warnings
  • USB / RS 232 interface for PC control and documentation using labworldsoft®, as well as for online firmware updates Scope of delivery Screwdriver USB Cable - USB A to Micro-B, 2 m
  • Screwdriver
  • USB Cable - USB A to Micro-B, 2 m

Technical specifications

Specifications
Weight
3.75 kg
Voltage
230 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Pump type
Pressure- / suction pump
Heat output
2000 W
Power input
2100 W
USB interface
Micro-USB
Appliance type
Compact immersion circulators
Bath depth min.
150 mm
RS 232 interface
yes
Appliance fastener
clamp
Calibration option
yes
Display resolution
0.01 K
Permissible ON time
100 %
Temperature control
PID
Temperature display
yes
Working temperature
room temp. +10K @1000rpm - 150 °C
Sub level protection
yes
Over level protection
yes
Dimensions (W x H x D)
145 x 340 x 200 mm
Pump capacity adjustable
yes
Range of universal clamp
0 - 40 mm
Warning function optical
yes
Adjustable safety circuit
0 - 160 °C
Safety temperature sensor
PT1000
Warning function acoustic
yes
Safety temperature display
TFT
Set temperature resolution
0.1 K
Working temperature sensor
PT 100
Working temperature display
TFT
Permissible relative humidity
80 %
Permissible ambient temperature
5 - 40 °C
Temperature stability DIN 12876
±0.01 K
Class designation acc. DIN 12876
III
Warning function excess temperature
yes
Flow rate max. (0 bar back pressure)
18 l/min
Identification according to DIN 12876
FL
Connection for ext. temperature sensor
PT 100
Display for operation with ext. sensor
yes
Technical data complies with the standard
DIN 12876
Protection class according to DIN EN 60529
IP 21
Pressure pump (suction side) (0 liter flow)
0.2 bar
Pump pressure max. (0 liters discharge flow)
0.3 bar
Operating temperature min. (with external cooling)
-20 °C
Service coverage

AxiTech maintains, repairs and supplies this equipment for hospitals, clinics, laboratories and imaging centres.

Maintenance contracts for ICC control

AxiTech provides preventive maintenance contracts for ICC control. Each contract fixes a schedule of planned visits in which our biomedical engineers inspect the equipment, replace wear parts before they fail, and verify that it still performs inside the manufacturer’s tolerances.

Every visit includes calibration and performance verification, and closes with a documented maintenance report you can present during an accreditation audit. Spare-parts availability and a guaranteed response time are written into the contract, so a breakdown never leaves a department waiting for an answer.

Plan at least one preventive maintenance visit per year, and a second visit for equipment in continuous or critical use.

  • Planned preventive maintenance visits at a fixed interval
  • Calibration and performance verification against the manufacturer’s specifications
  • A documented maintenance report after every intervention
  • Guaranteed availability of spare parts and consumables
  • A contractual response time when the equipment fails

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Planned preventive maintenance and calibration under contract

Troubleshooting and repair for ICC control

When ICC control fails, our engineers start with a structured diagnostic: error codes, electrical and mechanical checks, and a functional test against the equipment’s own specification. That tells us whether the fault is a consumable, a worn part or a board-level failure before any part is ordered.

Straightforward faults are repaired on site so the department loses as little time as possible. Anything that needs a workbench, a full strip-down or a specialised spare part goes to our workshop and comes back only after a complete post-repair test and, where the equipment requires it, recalibration.

Faults we see most often on this type of equipment

The faults we see most often are worn moving parts, power-supply and control-board failures, sensors that have drifted out of tolerance, and fluid or air paths that have become blocked or contaminated.

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Diagnostics, corrective repair and spare parts in the workshop
Troubleshooting

How to troubleshoot ICC control

Work through these checks before you escalate. They are the same first-line sequence our biomedical engineers run on arrival, and they either clear the fault or narrow it down enough that the intervention starts with the right spare part in the van.

  1. Capture the fault before you touch anything: write down the exact error code or message, the serial number from the rating plate, what the operator was doing and whether the fault clears on a restart.

  2. Confirm the power supply end to end — wall outlet, mains lead, fuse and any UPS or stabiliser in between. A device that is intermittently dead has a supply fault far more often than an internal one.

  3. Check the consumables and wear parts — filters, seals, tubing, probes, batteries — and note when each was last replaced. Anything past its service interval is the first suspect.

  4. Reproduce the fault once, deliberately, and record the sequence: what the operator did, what the device displayed, and whether a full power cycle clears it.

  5. If the fault is still there, escalate with the evidence. Send AxiTech the model, serial number, error code and the checks you have already run, and an engineer will come back with a diagnosis, a repair quote and a spare-parts lead time for ICC control.

What to send us when you report the fault

  • Manufacturer, model and serial number, from the rating plate
  • The exact error code or message, and the screen it appears on
  • When the fault started, how often it occurs and what triggers it
  • A photograph of the display or of the fault, and the last maintenance report

If the fault survives all five steps, stop using ICC control and open a repair request. Continuing to run equipment through a fault it cannot clear turns a component failure into a board-level one, and on devices used for diagnosis or therapy it puts the result — and the patient — in doubt.

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Buying and installing ICC control

AxiTech supplies ICC control together with the accessories and consumables it needs to enter service. We handle importation, delivery and installation, then commission the equipment on site so that it is verified against its specification before the first patient or the first sample.

Installation is followed by training for the users and for your biomedical team, warranty registration, and — if you want it — a maintenance contract that takes over the day the warranty ends, so the equipment never spends a period without planned service.

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Delivery, installation, commissioning and user training
Questions we are asked

Frequently asked questions about IKA ICC control

Yes. AxiTech services ICC control, either under a maintenance contract or as a one-off intervention. Our biomedical engineers cover preventive maintenance, calibration, corrective repair and spare-parts supply for this equipment.

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