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The Opentrons Temperature Module, compatible with both the OT-2 and Flex Robots, is a fully automated thermoelectric module and integrated for use with the Opentrons platform. It is used to achieve temperature changes ranging from 4 to 95°C for various applications.
The Temperature Module GEN2 is compatible with the new Opentrons Flex Robot when paired with the Flex Temperature Caddy and Calibration Adapter. The caddy sits below the deck to enable below-deck cable routing and labware placed on modules remain closer to the deck surface. The calibration adapter is used to calibrate the location of the module. If you choose to include the Opentrons Flex Caddy and Calibration Adapter, your order will ship in 20 business days.
Prices listed here are valid in the US and select other territories. Please get in touch with your local team for pricing for your territory.
Holds labware, including: 1.5 mL tubes, 2 mL tubes, PCR plates, PCR strips, and most flat bottom well plates
Capable of holding 96-well plates and other labware on-deck
It is highly recommended that users place water between aluminum thermal blocks and plastic well tubes, strips and/or plates​
194 x 90 x 126mm (l/w/h)
3.3 lbs / 1.5kg
4°C and 95°C
36VDC, 6.1A
100-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 4.0A/115VAC, 2.0A/230VAC
For additional power requirement information, please review this support article
We recommend leveraging the included Aluminum Block when running the Temperature Module. To check if your labware will fit on the aluminum block, consult the dimensions in the Temperature Module White Paper. For additional information on compatible labware, please reference our Support team’s labware compatibility article.
Please reference our Temperature Module White Paper for details on the module’s accuracy, uniformity, and time-to-temperature specifications, as well as technical drawings.
It is possible to use multiple modules of the same type on the OT-2. This is true for our Temperature Module, Magnetic Module, and Heater-Shaker Module. For a walkthrough on setting this up for your OT-2 and considerations when using multiple modules, please reference this guide.
