Portable Autoclave LPOA-T2019

Introduction

Portable Autoclave operates between 50–126°C with precise microcomputer control. It features a user-friendly interface and a memory function to recall the last program. Built-in safety systems include interlock, overheat and pressure protection, burn prevention, safety valve, leakage protection, and fault detection. The quick-open lid adds convenience and security. Our Autoclave is ideal for sterilizing media, glassware, and biological waste in labs, mobile units, and veterinary settings.

It uses high-temperature and high-pressure steam to achieve effective sterilization of laboratory equipment, media, and waste. The advanced control system ensures thorough sterilization while preventing overheating or pressure buildup.

Applications

Our Portable Autoclave is ideal for healthcare, educational labs, and field applications, and is also widely used in pharmaceutical, food testing, and environmental labs to ensure contamination-free tools and samples.

Specifications

Capacity	30 L
Working Temperature	50 °C to 126 °C
Working pressure	0.142 MPa
Working environment	5 °C to 45 °C
Time setting range	0 to 999 min
Chamber thickness	2 mm
Power Consumption	2000 W
Power Supply	220 V, 50/60 Hz
Chamber Dimension	Φ269×420 mm
Packing Dimension	540 x 500 x 900 mm
Gross weight	31 Kg

Features

Portable Design

Automatic Fault Detection

Burned Protection

Current Leakage Protector

Stainless Steel Chamber

FAQs

1. What is the recommended sterilization cycle for different types of laboratory materials?

The recommended cycle depends on the material type: 1) For glassware and heat-resistant materials: 121°C, 15-20 psi, for 15-20 minutes; 2) For liquid media: 121°C, 15-20 psi, for 20-30 minutes (longer for larger volumes); 3) For wrapped instruments: 121°C, 15-20 psi, for 25-30 minutes to ensure steam penetration; 4) For waste materials: 132°C, 30 psi, for 30 minutes for biohazardous waste; 5) For heat-sensitive materials: Use a lower temperature (115°C) for a longer duration (30 minutes) or a specialized cycle if available. Always refer to the material manufacturer's recommendations.

2. How to properly load the autoclave to ensure effective sterilization?

Proper loading is crucial: 1) Place items in a way that allows steam to circulate freely around all surfaces; 2) Avoid overloading the autoclave chamber, leaving at least 2-3 inches of space between items; 3) Stack items with openings facing downward to prevent water accumulation and ensure steam penetration; 4) Use autoclave-compatible containers and avoid sealing them tightly (leave lids loose or use vented caps); 5) Separate different types of materials if possible, especially liquids and solids; 6) Ensure that liquid containers are not filled more than 2/3 full to prevent boiling over.

3. What maintenance procedures are required for the autoclave?

Regular maintenance includes: 1) Draining and cleaning the water reservoir after each use to prevent mineral buildup; 2) Descaling the autoclave monthly (or more frequently in hard water areas) using a recommended descaling agent; 3) Inspecting the door gasket for wear, cracks, or damage and replacing it if necessary; 4) Checking the pressure relief valve and safety interlocks quarterly to ensure proper operation; 5) Cleaning the chamber interior with a mild detergent after each use; 6) Performing annual calibration of temperature and pressure gauges by qualified personnel; 7) Keeping a maintenance log to track all service activities.

4. How to troubleshoot if the autoclave fails to reach the desired temperature or pressure?

If temperature/pressure issues occur: 1) Check if the water level in the reservoir is sufficient; 2) Verify that the door is properly closed and sealed (check gasket for damage); 3) Inspect the heating element for signs of malfunction; 4) Check the pressure relief valve to ensure it is not stuck open; 5) Clean the steam vents and drains to remove any blockages; 6) Ensure the autoclave is properly grounded and the power supply is stable; 7) If the problem persists, do not use the autoclave and contact technical support immediately, as it may pose a safety risk.

5. What safety precautions should be followed when operating the autoclave?

Important safety precautions: 1) Never open the autoclave door while it is pressurized or during the sterilization cycle; 2) Allow the autoclave to cool down and depressurize completely before opening; 3) Wear heat-resistant gloves and eye protection when handling hot items; 4) Stand to the side of the autoclave when opening the door to avoid steam burns; 5) Never autoclave incompatible materials (such as volatile solvents, oils, or explosives); 6) Regularly test the autoclave's performance using biological indicators (spore tests) to ensure effective sterilization; 7) Familiarize yourself with the emergency stop procedures and location of safety devices.

1. Can the Portable Autoclave be used in field or mobile settings?

Yes, the Portable Autoclave is specifically designed with portability and compactness in mind, making it an excellent choice for use in mobile medical units, veterinary clinics, remote fieldwork, and other settings outside of traditional laboratory or hospital environments. Its sturdy and durable construction ensures it can withstand the rigors of transportation and varying environmental conditions. The built-in safety features, such as over-pressure protection and safety interlocks, provide reliable and secure operation even when used in less controlled environments.

2. Can the Portable Autoclave sterilize liquids safely?

Yes, the Portable Autoclave is specifically designed to sterilize liquids safely within its operating temperature range of 50°C to 126°C. It precisely controls both temperature and pressure throughout the sterilization cycle to prevent sudden boiling or spills that could cause accidents or contamination. The microcomputer system ensures gradual pressure buildup and release, maintaining stable conditions that protect liquid samples. This makes it ideal for sterilizing culture media, nutrient broths, and other biological liquids commonly used in laboratories.