Platelet Incubator PI2072

Introduction

Platelet Incubator has a capacity of 10 L and is designed to keep platelet concentrates in continuous motion at temperatures ranging from 20 to 24 °C. The color-sprayed steel exterior combined with the SUS interior increases toughness and durability. A power-off switch, temperature alert, sensor malfunction, and a backup power supply system are among the safety features.

Applications

Platelet Incubators are used in clinical pathology labs, hospital blood banks, blood transfusion centres, and diagnostic labs.

Specifications

Temperature Range	20-24°C
Capacity	10 L
Blood Bags	20
Refrigerant	R134a
Sensor	NTC
Light	UV
Power Supply	220V/ 50 Hz
Dimensions (W× D× H)	520 × 640 × 1030 mm
Weight	85 Kg

Features

Forced air cooling method to maintain the temperature range of 20-24 °C.

Blood bags of 450ml each.

Colour sprayed steel exterior with SUS interior.

Power off alarm indicating the completion of incubation.

Equipped with UV light.

72h backup power failure system.

FAQs

1. What are Platelet Incubators used for?

Platelet Incubators are used to maintain optimal storage conditions for platelet concentrates in blood banks and hospitals.

2. How do Platelet Incubators preserve platelet quality?

Platelet Incubators keep platelet concentrates in continuous motion at controlled temperatures between 20°C and 24°C.

3. What temperature control features are included in Platelet Incubators?

Platelet Incubators provide stable temperature regulation to ensure safe and consistent platelet preservation.

4. How do Platelet Incubators ensure operational safety?

Platelet Incubators include alarm detection systems that alert users to temperature deviations or system irregularities.

5. What disinfection features are available in Platelet Incubators?

Platelet Incubators are equipped with UV disinfection to enhance storage safety and maintain hygienic conditions.

6. Where are Platelet Incubators commonly used?

Platelet Incubators are commonly used in hospitals, blood transfusion centers, and epidemic prevention facilities.