HNZXIB
HNZXIB Microwave Reactor 900W 2450MHz
A 900 W continuous-wave microwave reactor operating at 2450 MHz for fast, uniform laboratory heating up to 250.0 °C
- TypeLab Chemicals
- Fast heating with 900 W microwave output at 2450 MHz
- Instant power response for quick start, stop and adjustment
- Uniform heating inside and outside the sample
- Selective heating based on dielectric loss properties
- High penetration depth up to ten centimetres
Microwave Reactor 900W 2450MHz
The HNZXIB microwave reactor delivers 900W continuous microwave output at 2450MHz for laboratory chemical experiments. It converts electromagnetic energy directly into heat within the target material without relying on thermal conduction. The unit operates on AC220V 60Hz mains power with a total input of 1350W. Temperature can be set from 0.0 to 250.0°C with a control precision of 1°C.
Fast heating and uniform penetration
Microwave energy penetrates the sample volume at light speed, achieving internal heating in less than 10-9 seconds. The reactor starts, stops and adjusts output power rapidly for responsive control. Selective heating targets materials with high dielectric loss while uniform penetration reaches depths of several centimetres, unlike infrared surface heating. Efficiency is high because the heated object itself generates the thermal energy with no loss to surrounding air or cavity walls.
Suited for labs needing rapid volumetric heating
Researchers who require fast, uniform and controllable microwave-assisted synthesis will benefit from the continuous-wave output and adjustable power. The system is not intended for applications that demand temperature stability tighter than 1°C or for environments outside the 0–50°C ambient range with standard humidity. Buyers needing higher output power, different frequency bands or multi-mode cavity configurations should consider alternative equipment.
Highlights
- Fast heating with 900 W microwave output at 2450 MHz
- Instant power response for quick start, stop and adjustment
- Uniform heating inside and outside the sample
- Selective heating based on dielectric loss properties
- High penetration depth up to ten centimetres
Specifications
| Type | Lab Chemicals |
|---|
Questions about this item
What voltage and frequency does the microwave reactor require to operate?
The unit runs on AC 220 V at 60 Hz, drawing up to 1350 W input power.
How is the microwave output power controlled during an experiment?
The reactor delivers up to 900 W continuous wave output with automatic frequency adjustment at 2450 MHz ± 50 Hz.
What temperature range and accuracy can the reactor maintain over time?
It controls temperature from 0.0 to 250.0 °C with ±1 °C precision and 0.2 °C measurement accuracy.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



