Comparison Table for M4, M8, and M12 Water Stills

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between M4, M8, and M12 Water Stills?
   The primary differences lie in their distillation capacity, with M4 producing 4 liters/hour, M8 producing 8 liters/hour, and M12 producing 12 liters/hour. Additionally, the water consumption, internal tank capacity, and power ratings scale up with each model.
2. Are these water stills energy-efficient?
   Yes, all models feature stainless steel tube resistance, which ensures efficient heating and minimal energy waste. They also include advanced safety mechanisms for optimal operation.
3. What safety features are included?
   Each model is equipped with water level control, a magnetic switch, and a leakage current fuse, ensuring safe and reliable operation.
4. Is the water output temperature adjustable?
   The output water temperature is fixed at 50°C, which is standard for most laboratory applications.
5. Do these water stills require regular maintenance?
   Regular cleaning of the stainless steel chamber and replacing the external water filter as needed will ensure consistent performance and longevity.