Steinberg Systems laboratory incubator 125 l, forced air circulation, up to 70 °C, Ref: SBS-LI-125
Steinberg Systems SBS-LI-125 laboratory incubator, 125 l
Microorganisms, cell cultures and seedlings need a constant, precisely maintained temperature to develop properly. The SBS-LI-125 incubator combines PID control with forced air circulation, so the temperature stays uniform throughout the 125-litre chamber without fluctuations.
The chamber is made of stainless steel and the housing of cold-rolled, electrostatically powder-coated steel, making the unit durable, easy to clean and ready for everyday laboratory use.
Key features
- Precise temperature control: from 5 °C above ambient up to 70 °C, accuracy ±1.5 °C, resolution 0.1 °C.
- Self-optimising PID control: sensors continuously monitor and automatically correct the temperature.
- Forced air circulation: even heat distribution in the whole chamber.
- Timer and automatic switch-off: adjustable from 0 to 9999 minutes.
- Safety: over-temperature alarm and separately adjustable temperature limit.
- Airtight closure: heat-resistant silicone rubber door seal, minimal heat loss.
- Viewing without opening: heat-resistant tempered glass window.
- Flexible chamber: height-adjustable shelves.
- UV sterilisation function for disinfecting the chamber.
Applications
- Incubation of microbiological and bacterial cultures
- Cell cultures, seedlings and sample conditioning
- Food analysis, research, university and teaching laboratories
Technical data
- Manufacturer: Steinberg Systems
- Model (Ref): SBS-LI-125
- Capacity: 125 l
- Temperature range: ambient +5 °C … 70 °C
- Temperature fluctuation: ±1.5 °C
- Display: LCD, 0.1 °C resolution
- Timer: 0–9999 min
- Power: 600 W
- Voltage: 230 V
- External dimensions (D × W × H): 67.5 × 58 × 82 cm
- Internal dimensions: 50 × 45 × 55 cm
- Material: stainless steel chamber, powder-coated steel housing, tempered glass window
- Weight: 48.5 kg
- Included: 2 shelves, user manual
Important: the unit heats only and has no cooling function – the chamber temperature cannot be lower than ambient +5 °C.