Air Jacketed CO2 Incubator LAJI-B10

Air Jacketed CO₂ Incubator LAJI-B10 delivers a higher level of performance for a reliable in vitro growth environment through unified CO₂ temperature and humidity control. It comes with 49 L capacity, and RT+5 to 50°C temperature range with 0 to 20% CO₂ control range. Features hot air circulation system and UV Lamp disinfection system for periodic sterilization of test chamber. Designed with stainless steel, perforated shelves with semi-circular arcs at corners, for easy cleaning.

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Specifications

Chamber Volume	49 L
Shelves	2 (pcs)
Heating Method	Air-jacketed, PID Control
Temperature Range	RT + 5 to 50°C
Ambient Temperature	RT + 5 to 30°C
Temperature Stability	± 0.1°C
CO₂ Range	0 to 20 %
CO₂ Control Resolution	± 0.1 % (IR sensor)
CO₂ Recovery	(Door open 30 s, recovery to 5 %) ≤ 1.2 min
Temperature Recovery	Temperature Recovery (Door open 30 s, recovery to 37°C ) ≤ 8 min
Sterilization Method	UV Lamp disinfection
Humidity Method	Natural vaporization > 90 %
Interior Dimension (W × D × H)	400 × 350 × 350 mm
Exterior Dimension (W × D × H)	580 × 450 × 540 mm
Power	AC 220 V / 50 Hz
Power Consumption	350 W

Features

Microprocessor-based PID controller with large LCD screen
Functions incorporated like Alarm function for temperature difference, over CO₂ concentration, door open time, working status, etc.
Equipped with micro-organism filter at inlet for filtration of bacteria, dust, so that it supplies pure CO₂ into the incubator
Sterilization Method: UV Lamp disinfection
Separate temperature-limiting alarm system for safe usage
Auto-controller of fan speed to prevent sample damage
Door temperature controller prevents dewfall on glass door
Options are available to connect printer and computer for data recording (Optional) via RS-485 connector

Applications

Air 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, Mammalian cell research.