C014PK-ECL Electrochemiluminescence Cell

Product overview

The C014PK-ECL provides bottom optical access for electrochemiluminescence measurements at a transparent ITO or FTO working electrode. The catalog defines a fixed 1 cm² effective area and gas inlet/outlet ports. Check the stepped base and full assembly height against the detector mount, then confirm the electrode and cell interfaces required by your instrument.

Specifications & ordering details

Use these parameters to define your requirement. The quotation confirms the exact supplied specification.

Material / system	Cell for ITO or FTO working electrodes
Catalog model	C014PK-ECL
Working electrode	Transparent ITO or FTO conductive glass
Effective working area	1 cm²
Cell outer diameter	40 mm
Bottom step	29 mm diameter × 1 mm thickness
Overall height with reference/counter electrodes	No more than 55 mm
Active area and flow-field design	Specify with your requirement.
Plate / current-collector materials	Specify with your requirement.
Connections and included accessories	Specify with your requirement.

Research applications

Electrochemiluminescence measurements
Transparent-electrode ECL studies
Coupled optical and electrochemical detection

Before you order

Confirm bottom optical access and detector clearance.
Specify the ITO or FTO electrode and its dimensions.
Confirm reference/counter electrode scope and gas connections.

Product documents

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View Electrochemistry, Flow & MEA Systems — page 63 ↗Download PDF

Selection questions

What should a custom enquiry include?

For C014PK-ECL Electrochemiluminescence Cell, provide the active area, sample or electrode geometry, materials, interfaces and the operating conditions. Include drawings and identify every component in the assembly scope.

Are electrodes, membranes and accessories included?

Specify the parts required. Hardware, membranes, electrodes, gaskets, fittings and instruments should be identified separately in the quotation.