Horizontal-Heating Incubator HHI20320

Introduction

Horizontal Heating Incubator chamber features polished stainless-steel material with semi-circular arcs at the corner for easy movement. The space between the shelves in the chamber can be adjusted. Micro-processor temperature controller provides a precise and reliable control. Equipped with double layered glass door with larger viewing window. Use of silicone rubber sealing strip and double glass door observation window for easy observation.

Applications

It is a necessary equipment used for scientific research to colleges as well as biological, agricultural and scientific research departments for storage of mould and biology cultivation.

Specifications

Temperature Range	RT+5 to 80°C
Temperature Accuracy	±0.5°C
Ambient Temperature	5 to 35°C
Shelves	2 Piece
Timing Range	1 to 5999 min
Display Resolution	±0.1°C
Power Consumption	650W
Power Supply	220V 50 HZ
Interior Dimension (W×D×H)	250×260×250 mm
External Dimension (W×D×H)	530×480×420 mm
Net Weight	18 Kg
Gross Weight	27 Kg

Features

Forced air convection.

Independent temperature limiting alarm system.

Presence of two shelves which can be adjusted.

Designed in such a way to provide that warm air circulation and temperature is uniform.

When the door is opened, micro-circulation and heating will stop automatically.

Microprocessor controls the temperature and hence it ensures an accurate and reliable way of control.

Stainless steel is used because it resists rust and corrosion.

FAQs

1. How does a Horizontal Heating Incubator work?

It uses heating elements to generate and maintain a stable temperature inside the chamber, ensuring uniform heat distribution for optimal sample incubation.

2. What is the temperature range of a Horizontal Heating Incubator?

Our Horizontal Heating Incubator operates between ambient +5°C to 80°C, suitable for most biological and industrial incubation needs.

3. How often should a Horizontal Heating Incubator be cleaned?

It is recommended to clean regularly, ideally weekly, to prevent contamination.

4. What safety precautions should be followed while using the incubator?

Avoid overloading to ensure uniform heating, use heat-resistant gloves when handling hot samples, keep the incubator in a well-ventilated area, and follow manufacturer guidelines for maintenance and calibration.

5. Can flammable materials be placed inside the incubator?

No, flammable or volatile substances should never be used inside the incubator, as they can pose fire or explosion hazards.