Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator T-TH-C103

Introduction

Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator offers 5 ℃ to 50 ℃ temperature range and 50 to 90 % humidity. It features micro-computer fuzzy PID control system for stable performance. Equipped with magnetic rubber-sealed outer door to enhance insulation. Incorporates water pipe interface for seamless humidifier connection. Incubator is ideal for biological storage, pharmaceutical testing, material aging, research, and electronics evaluation.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator stable conditions for biological storage, pharmaceutical testing, material aging, environmental research, and evaluating electronic components, batteries, and devices.

Specifications

Capacity	250 L
Temperature Range	5 ℃ to 50 ℃
Humidity Range	50 to 90 % RH
Number of Shelves	2 Pieces
Temperature Accuracy	± 1 ℃
Temperature Resolution	0.1 ℃
Timer Range	0 to 9999 min
Power Consumption	700 W
Power Supply	AC 220V; 50 Hz
Internal Dimension	520×550×850 mm
External Dimension	640×640×1440 mm
Weight	30 Kg

Features

Digital interface 

Equipped with RS232/USB communication interface for data export and remote control. Supports connection to laboratory information management system (LIMS) for centralized data management and traceability.

PT100C sensor 

Forced-air fan 

Double-glass window 

Temperature alarm 

Automatic power-off 

FAQs

1. What is a Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator?

A Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator is an apparatus designed to maintain a stable environment by controlling both temperature and humidity for research, testing, and storage purposes.

2. How does Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator work?

It works by using integrated heating, cooling, and humidification systems, along with precise sensors, to create and sustain specific environmental conditions inside the chamber.

3. How is Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator used in pharmaceutical stability testing?

It is used in pharmaceutical stability testing to simulate various environmental conditions over time, ensuring drug formulations remain effective and safe under controlled temperature and humidity settings.

4. What role does Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator play in food packaging research?

It plays a critical role in food packaging research by simulating storage environments, which helps test material integrity, spoilage rates, and shelf life.

5. Is Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator suitable for seed germination studies?

It is suitable for seed germination studies as it offers consistent environmental conditions necessary to evaluate seed viability and growth rates.

6. How does Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator assist in microbiological incubation?

It assists in microbiological incubation by providing a controlled climate that supports the growth and observation of various microorganisms for research and diagnostic purposes.

7. What benefits does Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator offer in chemical stability testing?

It benefits chemical stability testing by maintaining exact environmental conditions that are critical for monitoring degradation rates and reaction behavior.

8. Can Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator be used in biomedical research?

It is extensively used in biomedical research for storing biological samples, culturing cells, and testing biomaterials under standardized conditions.

9. What function does Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator serve in quality control labs?

It serves in quality control labs by offering repeatable and reliable test environments, ensuring products meet regulatory standards before market release.

10. What is the role of Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator in environmental simulation studies?

It plays a vital role in environmental simulation studies by enabling researchers to replicate specific climate zones and analyze product or organism responses.