Thermoelectric laboratory incubator SRI3P
forced convectionBODbenchtop

thermoelectric laboratory incubator
thermoelectric laboratory incubator
thermoelectric laboratory incubator
thermoelectric laboratory incubator
thermoelectric laboratory incubator
thermoelectric laboratory incubator
thermoelectric laboratory incubator
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Characteristics

Type
forced convection, thermoelectric
Applications
BOD
Configuration
benchtop
Chamber material
aluminum
Number of doors
1-door
Other characteristics
cooling, low-temperature
Temperature range

Min.: 15 °C
(59 °F)

Max.: 40 °C
(104 °F)

Capacity

99 l
(26.2 gal)

Description

Model SRI3P B.O.D. Thermoelectric Cooled Incubator, 3.5 cu.ft. (84 Bottle) capacity. Using innovative thermoelectric cooling technology, the SRI3P eliminates the need for a refrigeration compressor. This means that these units use 71% less power than alternative models and reduce room air conditioning loads by 75%. They also include 35-pound capacity shelves, which eliminates sagging. SRIP incubators meet APHA specifications for Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) and include a mechanical convection system to ensure even air distribution, a digital temperature set controller, over-temperature limit control, and a digital temperature display. A one-amp interior outlet allows the use of shakers, stirrers, roller bottles, or other apparatus. Units are supplied with adjustable leveling feet. SHEL LAB Low-Temperature Incubators are ideal for testing sewage, wastewater, and other low and room temperature applications. The SRI3P include: P.I.D. Temperature Control LED Display of Setpoint and Chamber Temperature Interior Electrical Outlet Door Ajar Alarm Fan Assisted/Forced-Air Circulation Aluminum Interior 24 Month Limited Warranty

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