Fison Temperature and Humidity Incubator FM-CTHI-B201 offers a 250L chamber capacity with a temperature range of 5 to 50°C without illumination and 10 to 50°C with illumination. It features 50 to 90% RH humidity control, adjustable illumination up to 12000 lx, microprocessor programmable control, a stainless steel interior with a built-in humidifier, power failure memory, over-temperature protection, and an LCD for real-time monitoring and parameter adjustment.
$3,162.00
| Capacity | 250L |
| Temperature range | With Illumination 10 to 50℃/No Illumination 5 to 50℃ |
| Humidity range | 50 to 90%RH (when humidity is set at 90%RH, temperature is 35℃) |
| Temperature fluctuation | ±1℃ |
| Temperature uniformity | ±0.5℃ |
| Illumination control | 0 to 12000LX adjustable |
| Humidity fluctuation | ±5% – ±8%RH |
| Humidifier area | 7L |
| Timer | 0 to 9999 min |
| Power Consumption | 800W |
| Power Supply | 220V 50Hz |
| Dimension (L×B×H) | 710 × 650 × 1590 mm |
| Packaging Dimension (L×B×H) | 800 × 740 × 1700 mm |
| Net Weight | 125 kg |
| Gross Weight | 158 kg |
Temperature and Humidity Incubator FM-CTHI-B201 simulates natural day-night cycles to create controlled climate conditions. It is suitable for agriculture laboratories, botanical research centers, and environmental testing facilities requiring regulated temperature and humidity environments.
Fison Constant Temperature and Humidity Incubator have environmental parameter control for precise regulation of temperature, humidity, and other conditions to maintain optimal sample integrity. The incubator programmable multi-cycle settings allow customization of operations to suit specific experimental requirements. This multi-segment programming capability enables precise customization of processes with multiple steps for complex experimental needs. They feature variable frequency refrigeration that optimizes cooling efficiency by adjusting compressor speed for varying temperature requirements. Our constant temperature and humidity incubator has variable frequency refrigeration for energy-efficient cooling.