Bench Top Heating Incubator BHI2031

Introduction

Bench Top Heating Incubator maintains a stable temperature range of RT+5 to 66 °C and offers a capacity of 81 L. It has a built-in microprocessor control and LCD screen allow for precise temperature control. Integrated with a silicon sealing ring, it ensures dependable sealing and prevents leakage. Incorporated with an air duct, it provides consistent hot air circulation. Our Bench Top Heating Incubator is suitable for various research centers and industries.

Applications

Bench Top Heating Incubator is commonly used for growing and storing bacterial cultures, particularly in biotechnology, microbiology, R&D laboratories, and other related industries.

Specifications

Capacity	81 L
Temperature Range	RT +5°C to 66°C
Temperature Fluctuation	0.5°C
Temperature Uniformity	±1°C
Temperature Resolution	0.1°C
Display	LCD
Number of Shelves	2
Power Consumption	700 W
Power Supply	AC 220V, 50Hz
Chamber Dimension (W × D × H)	450 × 400 × 450 mm
Exterior Dimension (W × D × H)	730 × 530 ×690 mm
Net Weight	50 Kg
Gross Weight	75 Kg

Features

Multi-segment programmable control.

Stainless-steel chamber.

Inner glass door.

Spare temperature controller.

Built-in printer.

RS485 interface.

UV sterilizer.

FAQs

1. What are Heating Incubators used for?

Heating Incubators are used to maintain controlled elevated temperatures for incubation, testing, and research applications.

2. How do Heating Incubators ensure uniform temperature distribution?

Heating Incubators use an integrated air duct system to distribute heat evenly throughout the chamber.

3. What safety features are included in Heating Incubators?

Heating Incubators feature silicone sealing that provides leakage protection and ensures safe handling.

4. What chamber design is used in Heating Incubators?

Heating Incubators include stainless-steel chambers with removable shelves for easy cleaning and maintenance.

5. How are temperature and time controlled in Heating Incubators?

Heating Incubators use a microprocessor control system with an LCD display for precise temperature and time settings.

6. Where are Heating Incubators commonly used?

Heating Incubators are commonly used in biotechnology, microbiology, and research laboratory environments.