Thermostat

A thermostat is a device that tries to control and maintain the temperature (keep it roughly the same). It can provide balanced, stable and constant temperature conditions in chemical, biochemical, pharmaceutical and other experimental situations. Although the laboratory thermostat looks simple, its function is very important. It can be used to provide constant conditions for photochemical reactions, biological reactions, organic synthesis and other processes to ensure the accuracy and repeatability of experimental results. Common laboratory thermostats include water bath thermostats, oil bath thermostats, plexiglass thermostats and incubators.