Laboratory autoclave JP Selecta PRESOCLAVE - III, 50 l

Description

Steam sterilization principle

Sterilization is the process of breaking down and killing all forms of microbial life, including bacteria and their subforms.

A laboratory autoclave is a container in which steam is circulated under high pressure for sterilization. Saturated steam condenses and thus gives off the heat of vaporization, which is a means of killing bacteria. For sterilization to be effective, the steam must be saturated and therefore all air inside the container must be removed before starting the procedure.

JP Selecta Laboratory Autoclave Safety Mechanism:

• pressure relief valve: prevents the pressure from exceeding the set maximum limit
• safety pressure switch: cuts off power if the device exceeds the maximum pressure limit
• safety thermostat and water level control: cuts off the power when the temperature is too high or the water in the autoclave is insufficient
• preventing the lid from opening when the chamber is under pressure
• thermally insulated cover

Items on the control panel:

1. Pressure gauge
2. Error indicator light
3. Door open indicator light
4. Temperature display
5. Time display
6. Temperature setting button (range 115 ° C to 134 ° C)
7. Increase value button
8. START button
9. STOP button
10. Decrease value button
11. Button for selecting the time (from 3 to 99 minutes)
12. Cover open button
13. Steam function button

Rear panel items:

1. Safety valve
2. Power supply
3. Safety thermostat
4. Steam and drainage outlet

Steam Sterilizer Specifications PRESOCLAVE - III

• Volume: 50 l.
• Temperature: 115 - 134 °C
• Power supply: 230 V
• Internal dimensions: 300 x 700 mm
• External dimensions: 480 x 620 x 1170 mm
• Weight: 75 kg