Portable Autoclave LPOA-T2011

Introduction

Portable Autoclave with a 24 heating system ensures lower power consumption while maintaining optimal sterilization conditions. Our portable autoclave has a heavy-duty construction quality that enhances overall durability.

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

Portable Autoclave is a lightweight, mobile sterilization device that uses steam under pressure to disinfect medical and laboratory equipment. It is ideal for use in fieldwork, small clinics, and remote locations for convenient and effective sterilization.

Specifications

Capacity	24 L
Working Sterilization Temperature	126℃
Working Sterilization Pressure	0.142 Mpa
Design Pressure	0.165 Mpa
Design Temperature	129℃
Voltage	220 V
Power Consumption	2 Kw
Sterilization Room Dimensions	Ø280 × 340 mm
Packing Dimension (L × W × H)	40.5 × 40.5 × 54 cm
Gross Weight	14 kg
Net Weight	15.5 kg

Features

Precision Pressure Monitoring

Efficient Thermal Control

Seamless Seal Expansion

Corrosion Resistant Body

Multi-Heat Source Compatibility

FAQs

1. Can a portable autoclave be used for laboratory glassware sterilization?

It portable autoclaves are well-suited for sterilizing laboratory glassware such as test tubes, petri dishes, flasks, and beakers, provided they are made of autoclavable borosilicate glass. The units provide uniform steam saturation and pressure, which ensures that even narrow-necked containers are thoroughly sterilized. However, users should ensure that glassware is arranged with enough space for steam circulation and is not sealed, to avoid breakage due to internal pressure. It offers model-specific recommendations on optimal loading techniques for laboratory glassware to maximize sterilization effectiveness while preventing equipment damage.

2. How safe is a portable autoclave for routine use in healthcare facilities?

It prioritizes user safety by integrating multiple safety features in its portable autoclave range. Each unit is equipped with a safety pressure release valve, heat-resistant handles, secure locking systems, and robust stainless-steel construction to prevent steam leakage and overheating accidents. The pressure gauge and temperature indicators provide continuous feedback to the operator, while the insulation around the chamber minimizes the risk of burns. Whether used in a primary health center or a diagnostic lab, It ensures that their autoclaves comply with international safety standards and are easy to operate with minimal training.

3. Is a power source required for portable autoclaves?

It offers both electrically powered and non-electric models, such as kerosene, , or spirit-heated units, to cater to a variety of environments. For laboratories and clinics with regular electricity, the electric models are plug-and-play, offering automated cycles and precise control. In contrast, for remote areas, mobile medical teams, or disaster response units, the non-electric variants offer complete independence from the power grid. These are particularly useful in developing regions or emergency situations, where reliable sterilization is needed despite lack of infrastructure. It designs both models with easy-to-use heating systems, robust chambers, and durable materials to withstand repeated transportation and usage.

4. How do I monitor pressure and temperature in a portable autoclave?

It ensures that even its portable autoclaves include reliable pressure gauges and temperature indicators. These allow users to keep a real-time check on internal conditions and ensure the sterilization temperature (typically 121°C) and pressure (around 15 psi) are achieved and maintained for the required duration generally 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the load. Some advanced models may include alarm features that indicate when sterilization is complete or if unsafe pressure levels are approached. All units are fitted with safety release valves that automatically expel excess steam, preventing accidents. This user-friendly interface allows healthcare workers and lab technicians to confidently operate the autoclave, even with minimal technical training.

5. How often should portable autoclaves be cleaned and maintained?

It emphasizes regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance and safety. After every use, users should drain the chamber, remove residual water, and wipe down the interior to prevent rust or scale deposits. Weekly maintenance should include checking the gasket, pressure valve, and safety mechanisms for wear and tear. The heating element or burner depending on whether it's electric or fuel-based should be cleaned and tested monthly. It provides detailed maintenance instructions, troubleshooting tips, and access to service support when needed. With proper care, It portable autoclaves can provide years of reliable service in demanding environments.