MAGIO™ refrigerated/heating circulators are suitable for temperature applications with circulation to an external apparatus or immersing a device in the bath tank. Refrigeration combinations afford low temperature capabilities from -30 °C to -50 °C with an upper temperature limit of 200 °C. The MAGIO™ MS circulator incorporates easy operation via a large color TFT touchscreen. Unit fittings M16x1 male threaded adapters including a pair of 8 and 12 mm hose barbs. A multi-lingual interface, integrated programmer, Pt100 port for external temperature control, RS232/RS485, USB and Ethernet connections for external PC control and data-logging. Modbus TCP/IP incorporated. Stakei port for external accessory control (solenoid valve, etc.). PID temperature control provides ±0.01 °C stability. Infinitely variable centrifugal pressure/suction pump capacity of 16-31 L/min with pressure to 3.4-13.3 psi. Stainless steel bath tanks with integrated drain port. 115V version with 1 kW heating power; 230V version with 2 kW heating power.
Class III (FL) according to DIN 12876-1.
Included with each unit: 2 each barbed fittings for tubing 8 and 12 mm inner dia. (pump connections M16x1 male).
Absolute Temperature Calibration (ATC) – MAGIO Circulator
Learn how to perform an ATC, or Absolute Temperature Calibration, on your MAGIO circulator.
Analog Connections – MAGIO
In this video Electronics Service Team Leader, Nelson Hill, will discuss the various analog interface options that apply to the MAGIO-MS and MAGIO-MX circulators.
Analog Connections – Overview
In this video Electronics Service Team Leader, Nelson Hill, will discuss the various analog interface options that some of our products have as either optional or standard, including stand-by input (STAND-BY), alarm output (ALARM), and programmer input/temperature recorder output (REG+E-PROG).
Analog Module for the MAGIO Circulator
In this video you will learn about the optional analog accessory module for your MAGIO circulator.
Condensation Traps
We offer condensation traps for a variety of our MAGIO, CORIO, DYNEO, and Ultra-Low refrigerated circulators. If you’re running an open bath refrigerated circulator at sub-ambient temperatures and experiencing ice or condensation, you’ll want to consider one of our condensation traps. Switching from a flat bath lid to a lid with a condensation trap lid prevents moisture condensation and protects your refrigerated circulator. If you need assistance finding the appropriate condensation trap for your JULABO model, we’re happy to help.
Connecting to EasyTEMP Software – Ethernet Interface
Learn how to connect your PRESTO or MAGIO circulator to EasyTEMP using the Ethernet connection.
Connecting to EasyTEMP Software – USB Interface
Learn how to connect your CORIO CD, CORIO CP, DYNEO DD, MAGIO MX and MS, and PRESTOs EasyTEMP Software using USB Interface.
Data Logging – MAGIO Circulator
In this video you will learn how to data log to a USB stick on your MAGIO. This allows you to record data from the unit’s operation without having to connect it to a computer.
Downloading Black Box Data – MAGIO Circulators
Learn how to download black box data from the MAGIO circulator product line. Make sure you have a USB stick no more than 2 GB large, formatted in FAT32 and make sure there are no other files on the USB stick.
EasyTEMP Software for the MAGIO Product Line
In this video you will learn how to use the EasyTEMP software with your MAGIO circulator.
External Pt100 Sensor Control – MAGIO Circulator
In this video you will learn how to install and select an external sensor on your MAGIO circulator for use in controlling the temperature in your external reaction vessel.
Internal Programmer – MAGIO
In this video, Nelson Hill explains how to use the internal programmer on a MAGIO circulator.
Language interfaces available on the MAGIO circulator
Did you know you could change the default language on your MAGIO circulator? Learn how to change the language by watching this video.
MAGIO 10 Point Calibration walk-through
In this video you will learn about 10 Point Calibration that is available with the MAGIO product line.
MAGIO by JULABO USA Social Teaser 1
NEW heated and refrigerated/heated circulators are coming soon!
MAGIO by JULABO USA Social Teaser 3
The MAGIO circulators are almost here. These refrigerated and heating circulators make it easier than ever to heat and cool your applications and processes. Discover the magic of MAGIO and its spellbinding features, including: A brand-new adjustable pressure/suction pump for greater control Exceptional external temperature control capabilities High-resolution touchscreen displays with three different data views Multiple interfaces for data capture & remote operations. Ready to work some magic in the lab?
MAGIO Circulators vs. CORIO CD Circulators
In this video you will learn the differences between the MAGIO circulators and the CORIO CD circulators.
MAGIO Circulators vs. CORIO CP Circulators
In this video you will learn the differences between the MAGIO circulators and the CORIO CP circulators.
MAGIO Circulators vs. DYNEO DD Circulators
In this video you will learn the differences between the MAGIO circulators vs. the DYNEO DD circulators.
MAGIO Connection Capabilities
In this video you’ll learn all of the connection capabilities including RS232, RS485 communication, USB, and Ethernet ports. They also include modbus TCP IP protocol, external PT100 port, and optional analog communication.
MAGIO Interfaces – back of the MAGIO head
Learn about the back of the MAGIO head, its features, connectors, and various ports for data connectivity.
MAGIO MS and MAGIO MX External Application Capabilities
Learn about MAGIO’s external application capabilities including Pt100 sensors.
MAGIO MS Circulator vs HighTech HE/HL Circulators
In this video you will learn the differences between the MAGIO MS circulator vs. the hightech HE/HL benchtop circulators.
MAGIO Video by JULABO USA
Discover temperature control so easy you’ll think it’s magic. MAGIO heating circulators and refrigerated/heating circulators simplify even the most complex temperature control applications. Powerful new features and practical functionality make it easier than ever to heat and cool external applications.
MAGIO’s touch screen digital interface
Learn about MAGIO’s touch screen digital interface with Dirk Frese, VP of Sales, Marketing & Service at JULABO USA.
Overview of MAGIO Product Line
In this video you’ll receive a high-level overview of the MAGIO product line.
Overview of PT100 Sensor, Bandlimits, Time Temp Data, and Black Box
In this video, Sr. Product Manager Mark Diener, talks about the importance of external temperature control using Pt100 sensor and monitoring the temperature in your glass reactor.
Remote Control – MAGIO MS/MX Circulators
Learn how to put your MAGIO MS or MX circulator into remote control mode using RS232, Ethernet, or USB interface.
RS232 & RS485 options for the MAGIO Circulator
In this video you will learn about the RS232 and RS485 serial port features on the MAGIO circulator.
Setting up user levels for the MAGIO circulator
In this video you will learn how to set up user levels for the MAGIO circulator. You’ll also learn why this option might be helpful for you and anyone else in your lab that is working with the application.
Stakei Accessory Voltage Output for the MAGIO Circulator
In this video you will learn about the Stakei accessory accessory voltage output on the MAGIO circulator.
Updating Configuration – MAGIO
In this video Senior Customer Service Support Technician, Mary Pop, will demonstrate how to update the configuration on your MAGIO circulator.
Updating Firmware – MAGIO
In this video, Nelson will walk you through how to update the firmware on your MAGIO.
Walk-through of the MAGIO Pump
In this video, you will learn about the MAGIO circulator’s adjustable pump, what makes the pump unique for various applications.
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