Laboratory Incubator model IN-010

Intended use:

A device heated by electrical currents passing through a heating block containing simple resistors for the purpose of growing micro-organisms and cells that required oxygen for growth. Aerobic incubators are typically used for serology and crystallization studies, tissue culture works, paraffin embedding and in vitro fertilization.

Technical Data:

-          Heavy-duty glass fiber insulation sustains to prevent the heat loss and maximize energized efficiency.

-          Double wall of exterior steel treated by powder coating ensuring scratch free and corrosion free.

-          The height of stainless steel mesh shelf is adjustable.

-          A tempered glass window on front door is easy for monitoring specimens, which does not required to open the outer door so as to prevent from the disturbing the samples.

Specifications:

Note:

-          All measurements are approximate, the allowance is acceptable.

-          Other capacities are available subject to the minimum quantity up to 5 units, such as 150L, 200L, 250L etc.

-       Programmable memory: (IN-010) In case of power failure, the built-in battery CMOS #CR2032 can activate and store the preset temperature and passed time. Once power supply resumed, the temperature starts to heating and stabilize at the preset point, then Timer starts to count down the remaining time. User does not need to reset the temperature and timer, not need to press ‘ON’ or any other buttons. Equipment will activate to work automatically.

-          Function preheating with timer working only when the actual temperature at 2ºC below set point.

-          Safety devices:

1-      Over temperature alarm and shutout device to 4ºC above the set point.

2-      Sophisticated design to shut off power protecting sterilizer from excessive heating at 75ºC if primary control fails.

3-      Audible & visible alarm indicated by indicator.

4-      Timer stop counting when PV is 5ºC below SV after stabilization if door is opened, the memory will store the past time and start to count when the PV value returns to 2ºC below SV.