Memmert Cooled Incubator IPP with Peltier Elements

Incubators

Memmert Cooled Incubator IPP with Peltier Elements

05 Jan, 2012

Published over 14 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Incubators.

Excellent controllability,extremely small control fluctuations, low-vibrationoperation and impressive energy savings provide the added value from the applicationoriented adaption of the Peltier technology in the Memmert cooled incubator series IPP.

In modern food analytics, cosmetic research, cell biology, immunology, pharmacology, bioanalytics or biotechnology, experiments and processes must be repeatable and documentable under precisely defined conditions. With the Memmert cooled

incubators IPP the user works with the highest precision, without vibrations and in an energy-efficient manner, as in contrast to compressor technology, energy is only required when the device

is heating up or cooling down.

With interfaces for programming, storage and printout of temperature control processes, the cooled-incubators IPP are network-capable,

document all process parameters and are easy to operate.

Memmert cooled incubators IPP are available in 5 sizes from 32 to 749 litres chamber volume and a temperature range from 5°C to +70°C. The devices are amongst others used for determining

the biochemical oxygen requirement, in minimum durability tests, in the incubation of cell and tissue cultures, in breeding insects or in clinical trials for vaccines.

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