Cooling Incubator CI2065

Introduction

Cooling Incubator has a double door design and an auxiliary thermostat, allowing safe and reproducible incubation. It is equipped with laarge capacity of 375 L stainless-steel chamber and movable shelves for easy cleaning. Incorporated with power supply outlet and lamp for easy observation. Built-in external printer allows real-time data recording. Our Cooling Incubator is used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and research institutes for storage and incubation studies.

Applications

Cooling Incubator is used in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and research institutes for B.O.D tests, preservation of sensitive microbial, bacterial, and plant cultures and immunological work.

Specifications

Chamber Volume	375 L
Temperature Range	-10°C to 75°C
Display Resolution	0.1°C
Temperature Stability	±0.5°C
Temperature Uniformity	±1°C
Timing Range	0 to 99h59min
Coolant	R134a
Power Consumption	450 W
Power Supply	220V 50Hz
Exterior Dimension (W × D × H)	750 × 750 × 1730 mm
Chamber Dimension (W × D × H)	590 × 550 × 1160 mm
Net Weight	137 Kg

Features

Uses RS-485 and printer.

Power supply outlet and lamp.

Leakage Protection.

Large LCD display.

Compressor controls temperature automatically.

FAQs

1. What are Cooling Incubators used for?

Cooling Incubators are used for safe and precise incubation at controlled temperatures for laboratory and research applications.

2. How do Cooling Incubators support accurate temperature control?

Cooling Incubators feature auxiliary thermostats and controlled systems to maintain precise and stable temperatures.

3. What display and data recording features are available in Cooling Incubators?

Cooling Incubators are equipped with an LCD display and support real-time data recording via an external printer

4. What chamber design features are included in Cooling Incubators?

Cooling Incubators feature stainless-steel chambers that ensure durability and allow easy cleaning.

5. How do Cooling Incubators enhance operational reliability?

Cooling Incubators incorporate double-door construction to support temperature stability and efficient operation.

6. Where are Cooling Incubators commonly used?

Cooling Incubators are commonly used in biotechnology laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities, and research institutes.