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Trigas Incubator Heracell Specification

Storage Instructions
Keep in dry, stable environment

Function
Incubation under controlled conditions

Display Type
Digital

Accuracy
Temperature 0.1C, CO2 0.1%

Usage Type
Laboratory / Research

Instruments Type
Laboratory Incubator

Frequency
50/60 Hz

Equipment Type
CO2 Incubator

Material
Stainless Steel Interior

Condition
New

Portable
No

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Low

Operating Type
Automatic

Use
Cell culture incubation

Power Source
Electric

Voltage
230V

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approximately 605 x 710 x 900 mm

Weight
Approx. 96 Kg

Color
Silver / White

Inner Doors
1 or 3 glass doors for sample protection

Ambient Temperature Range
+18C to +34C

Sample Shelves
Multiple adjustable shelves

CO2 Sensor Type
Infrared (IR) sensor

Controller
Microprocessor PID Controller

Chamber Volume
150 Liters

Humidity Control
Automated, up to 95% RH

Alarm System
Visual and acoustic alarms

Door Lock
Electronic door lock for sample security

Data Logging
USB/LAN port for data export

About Trigas Incubator Heracell

To provide atmosphere of mothers womb (tube & uterus) with extra Oxygen control function where gametes fertilizes and embryo grows, special sophisticated equipment Tri gas incubator with all safety alarms and quality control is required.

It provides needed humidity, temperature, CO2, O2 and pH for early human life to start and grow up to blast cyst stage (Day 5, 6 embryos).

Automated Humidity Control for Optimal Cell Growth

Trigas Heracell features advanced humidity regulation, reaching up to 95% RH for consistent cell culture conditions. The systems automated operation, managed by a microprocessor PID controller, maintains stable environments, reducing manual intervention and promoting superior reproducibility. Researchers benefit from enhanced cell viability and minimized culture variability, making this incubator ideal for demanding research projects.

Exceptional Sample Security and Data Management

Protection of samples is prioritized with electronic door locks, visual and acoustic alarms, and inner glass doors (options for one or three). Adjustable shelves allow versatile placement, and the digital display simplifies monitoring. Real-time data export is supported via USB/LAN connections, ensuring secure archiving and compliance with laboratory standards.

Precision and Reliability Designed for Researchers

The stainless steel interior and robust infrared CO2 sensor deliver enduring accuracy and low maintenance. With automatic operation, a spacious 150-liter chamber, and a quiet design, the Trigas Heracell suits laboratories requiring reliable performance, strict sample integrity, and user-friendly operation for everyday cell culture incubation.

FAQs of Trigas Incubator Heracell:

Q: How does the Trigas Heracell Incubator maintain high humidity levels for cell culture incubation?

A: The incubator utilizes automated humidity control technology, capable of reaching up to 95% relative humidity, regulated by a microprocessor PID controller. This ensures consistent environmental conditions, crucial for optimal cell growth and reproducible research outcomes.

Q: What are the benefits of the infrared (IR) CO2 sensor in this incubator?

A: The IR CO2 sensor provides accurate and stable CO2 monitoring (0.1%), minimizing drift and reducing maintenance compared to other sensor types. This facilitates reliable cell culture conditions and safeguards sensitive samples throughout incubation.

Q: When should the visual and acoustic alarm systems be used in laboratory settings?

A: These alarm systems activate automatically if parameters such as temperature or CO2 levels deviate from their set points, enabling prompt intervention. This ensures sample safety and preserves culture viability, especially in critical experiments.

Q: Where is the Trigas Heracell Incubator best suited for installation?

A: This incubator is designed for laboratory and research settings, where stability and precise control are necessary. It is not wall-mounted or portable, so it should be placed on a sturdy, level surface in a dry, controlled environment for optimal performance.

Q: What is the process for exporting data from the incubators operations?

A: Data can be easily exported via the built-in USB or LAN ports. This feature allows users to archive incubation logs, monitor parameters remotely, and meet documentation or compliance requirements within laboratory workflows.

Q: How does the electronic door lock enhance sample security?

A: The electronic door lock restricts access to authorized personnel only, reducing the risk of sample contamination or theft. It provides added peace of mind in labs where valuable or sensitive samples are incubated and monitored.

Q: What advantages do the adjustable shelves and glass inner doors offer for sample management?

A: Multiple shelves can be positioned to accommodate varying sample sizes and quantities, fostering efficient organization. The glass inner doors help maintain chamber conditions when accessing samples, preventing external contaminants from entering and reducing parameter fluctuations.

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