Cooling Incubator LCOI-B11

Name: Cooling Incubator LCOI-B11
Brand: Labtron
SKU: LCOI-B11
Rating: 4.9 (973 reviews)

Cooling Incubator LCOI-B11 comes with microprocessor-based temperature controller to maintain uniform temperature for safe usage. Designed with polished stainless-steel chamber and semicircular arcs at corners for easy cleaning, and the adjustable shelves in the chamber for easy spacing as per the need. It is available in different temperature ranges.

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Shelves	3(pcs)
Display Resolution	0.1 ℃
Temperature Range	0 ~ 60 ℃
Temperature Stability	High: ± 0.5 ℃ Low: ± 1 ℃
Ambient Temperature	5 ℃ ~ 30 ℃
Timing Range	1 ~ 5999 min
Interior Dimension(W × D × H)	503 × 470 × 808 mm
Exterior Dimension(W × D × H)	600 × 630 × 1360 mm
Power Consumption	500 W
Power	220 V, 50 Hz

Microprocessor-based PID temperature controller, LCD screen
R134a refrigerant, imported compressor
Separate temperature-limiting alarm system for safe usage
Options are available to connect printer and computer for data recording

It has applications in Environmental protection, pharmaceutical tests, aquatic products, etc. which applied in scientific research institute, colleges.

Intelligent programmable temperature controller
Printer
Independent temperature-limiting Alarm system
BOD socket
RS485 connector

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Available Range :

Cooling Incubator LCOI-B10 : 2(pcs) Cooling Incubator LCOI-A19 : 3 pcs Cooling Incubator LCOI-A10 : 3 Pieces Cooling Incubator LCOI-B11 : 3(pcs)

Models of Cooling Incubator

Labtron Cooling Incubator maintain consistent low-temperature environment for growth, storage, or testing of biological samples. They create stable cooling condition ranging from -10℃ to 100℃. Their double-layered glass doors offer clear visibility without compromising thermal insulation. They include UV sterilization feature to prevent contamination in stored specimens. Our Cooling Incubator is versatile in microbiology, molecular biology, pharmaceuticals, and environmental studies for cultivating bacteria, fungi or yeast.