CO2 Incubator HH.CHP-01 High Temperature Moist Heat Sterilization

CO2 Incubator HH.CHP-01 High Temperature Moist Sterilization

A carbon dioxide incubator is an experimental instrument for culturing cells, tissues, and bacteria. It is applied in the research and production of microbiology, agricultural science, and pharmacology.

Key Features:

1. The CO2 Incubator features a streamlined, arched design, with the shell crafted from cold-rolled steel plate and electrostatically powder-coated. The inner chamber is made of stainless steel, with a semi-circular corner design for easy cleaning.

2. Microcomputer temperature controller with minimal temperature fluctuations.

3. Double-door structure: After the outer door is opened, observe the laboratory conditions inside through a door made of high-strength tempered glass, with no impact on temperature and humidity.

4. The CO2 concentration sensor uses an infrared probe, directly displaying the CO2 level inside the box, with reliable operation.

5. An independently set door heating system effectively prevents condensation on the inner door glass.

6. The studio utilizes a water tray for natural evaporation humidification, with humidity levels directly displayed on a gauge.

7. The CO2 incubator is equipped with an independent temperature alarm system that automatically shuts off if the temperature exceeds the limit, ensuring safe operation of the experiment and preventing any accidents.

8. The CO2 concentration sensor features an "AUTO-START" function for automatic startup, auto-calibration, ensuring high accuracy of the CO2 concentration.

CO2 Incubator HH.CHP-01 High Temperature Moist Heat Sterilization

Technical Specifications

The temperature in the CO2 incubator is maintained by heating the water in the water jacket with an electric heating element, which is then monitored for temperature changes by the in-box temperature sensor to keep the internal temperature constant at the set temperature. The internal temperature is typically set around 37°C ± 0.2°C. During the heating process, the heating signal light remains on. Once the incubator reaches and stabilizes at the set temperature, the heater stops heating, and the signal light turns off.
The concentration of the CO2 incubator is monitored by a CO2 concentration sensor.
The CO2 sensor is used to detect the CO2 concentration inside the box and transmit the detection results to control devices such as control electric appliances and solenoid valves. If the CO2 concentration inside the box is found to be low, the solenoid valve will automatically open, allowing CO2 to enter the box until the concentration reaches the set level. At this point, the solenoid valve closes, cutting off the CO2 inside the box, achieving a stable state. The gas mixing pump thoroughly mixes the CO2 gas at the bottom of the box with air, injects it evenly back into the box, thus avoiding the phenomena of CO2 stratification or uneven distribution.
The CO2 sampling tube collects a gas mixture of CO2 and air from inside the box and transfers it to the sampling port on the machine's external panel, allowing for real-time detection of CO2 concentration with the CO2 concentration meter to ensure it meets the required level.