Water Jacketed CO₂ Incubator LWJI-B14 Catalog

Overview

Water Jacketed CO₂ Incubator LWJI-B14 offers 0 to 20 % CO₂ range, water jacketed heating method and polished stainless steel chamber having 170 L capacity. Chamber is incorporated with HEPA filter to maintain aseptic condition, prevent culture cross contamination, and to effectively filter out the outside bacteria & dust particles. Features microbial efficient filter with diameter <0.3 um at CO₂ inlet with 99.99% efficiency provides effective filtration (removal of bacteria and dust) and supplies pure CO₂ into the incubator. Designed with imported (IR) Infrared sensor to keep CO₂ concentration inside the chamber stable and uniform as door is open frequently.

Features

• - Water Jacketed Type Heating Method
  PID Microprocessor controlled system
  Semicircular arcs at corners for easy cleaning
  3 pcs of adjustable shelves inside the chamber
  Faster CO₂ concentration restoration speed
  Built-in UV germicidal lamp in the rear of top of the box of effective sterilization
  Door temperature controller prevents dewfall on glass door of incubator effectively
  Pt100 Temperature sensor to ensure accurate temperature
  Can adjust heating power in real time
  Touch screen controller display (shows real time curve with curve summary function)
  Can run continuously up to 72 hours
  HEPA filter: Cleanliness level 100 (air quality inside chamber) is recovered on 5 minutes door closing
  Audible and visible temperature-limiting alarm system to ensure safe running of the experiments
  Auto-controller of fan speed to prevent damage to the samples
  Alarm function for CO₂ over concentration and concentration difference, door open time, UV lamp working status

Optional Accessories :

Humidity display
RS485 connector
CO₂ pressure releasing valve

Applications :

Water jacketed CO2 incubators are widely used for a broad range of applications that includes tissue engineering, In vitro fertilization, neuroscience, cancer research, stem cell research, regenerative medicine and mammalian cell research.