| Code | Name | Description | Capability |
|---|
| AVM-1 | AVM-1: 11T asym, vertical field magnet, 1.5K – 300K; B<11T | 12 Tesla vertical field recondensing magnet: 0.5T/min; it can accommodate Dilution Insert DL-1 | Temp Range: 1.5K - 300K |
| CF-5 | CF-5: Cryocooler for eulerian cradle, 8K - 300K | Bottom loader to be used with the eulerian cradles | Temp Range: 8K - 300K |
| CF-7 | CF-7: Cryofurnace, top loading, 4K - 450K | Top Loading AS Scientific Cryofurnace - preferred for Echidna, it can reach 750K with TL-1 sample stick | Temp Range: 4K to 450K |
| DL-2 | DL-2: He-3/He-4 Dilution Insert, 50mK - 1K | | |
| F-1 | F-1: Vacuum Furnace F-1 , RT - 1600°C | ILL type, niobium shielded vacuum furnace, can reach 1800°C for short periods only (t < 30 minutes) | |
| GD-1 | GD-1: Gas Delivery and Sorption/Desorption System, max. pressure 200 bar | Hiden Isochema IMI-HTP volumetric/manometric system for in-situ sorption/desorption measurements | Pressure: max 200 bar |
| HTS-1 | HTS-1: Gas delivery quartz/steel system for Vacuum Furnace F-1, RT - 900°C | Used with F-1 – on request for gas loading experiments only | Temp Range: RT - 900 °C |
| MM-1 | MM-1: SICS readable multimeter | | |
| PG-3 | PG-3: Potentiostat Galvanostat Biologic VSP | VSP – current range: 20nA-400mA; up to 5A with booster; max freq: 1MHz | |
| PG-4 | PG-4: Potentiostat Galvanostat Biologic SP-300 | | |
| PS-1 | PS-1: SICS controlled power supply | | |
| SC-4 | SC-4: Robot Sample Changer (Robbie), RT | 4 axis robot (Robbie), 2x50 standard Vanadium can sample trays, preferred on Echidna | |
| SP-1 | SP-1: Syringe pump, 0.73 µl/hr – 2.1 l/hr | NE 1000 syringe pump | Flow: 0.73 µl/hr – 2.1 l/hr |
| VD-1 | VD-1: Vapour Delivery System static/dynamic, RT-50 °C | Hiden Isochema XCS environmental system for in-situ static/dynamic vapour delivery | Temp Range: RT-50 °C |
| * Required Sample Environment not listed | | |
| * User supplied Sample Environment equipment | | |
| User Supplied Pressure Vessel | | |
| PP-1: Peristaltic pump | | |
| * No Sample Environment equipment required | | |
