Labmate Electric Heating Incubator LMEI-A300
Labmate Electric Heating Incubator LMEI-A300 features a 40 L chamber designed for reliable microbial cultivation and temperature-sensitive experiments. Its advanced operating system with 6-stage speed regulation ensures consistent airflow and precise temperature control. Built with a stainless-steel chamber, adjustable shelves, and nano-material magnetic door seal, it provides durability, corrosion resistance, and excellent insulation. The incubator includes an over-temperature alarm, timing function, and LCD display for safe and convenient operation.
Product Info
Key Features
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40 L chamber for small-to-medium sample handling
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Temperature range: Room temperature +5 °C to 85 °C
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Advanced 6-stage speed regulation for uniform airflow
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Over-temperature alarm for enhanced safety
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Timer function with programmable incubation periods
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Stainless steel chamber with adjustable shelves, corrosion resistant
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Nano-material magnetic door seal for improved insulation
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LCD display for clear monitoring of operational parameters
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Transparent door panel for easy observation
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Cold-rolled steel shell with static spray plastics coating
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Power recovery function for uninterrupted operation
Technical Highlights
Parameter Specification Volume 40 L Temperature Range RT+5 °C to 85 °C Temperature Resolution 0.1 °C Temperature Fluctuation at 37 °C ±0.5 °C Temperature Uniformity at 37 °C ±1 °C Timer Range 0–9999 min Number of Shelves 2 (Standard), 4 (Maximum) Program Settings 10 segments, 100 cycles Power Consumption 300 W Power Supply 220 V, 50 Hz Internal Dimension (W×D×H) 350 × 330 × 350 mm External Dimension (W×D×H) 640 × 556 × 505 mm Package Dimension (W×D×H) 740 × 696 × 645 mm Net Weight 37 kg Gross Weight 47 kg Applications
Labmate Electric Heating Incubator LMEI-A300 is ideal for:
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Microbial cultivation and fermentation studies
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Enzyme activity research and temperature-sensitive reactions
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Seed germination experiments
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Controlled incubation in microbiology, biochemistry, agriculture, and pharmaceutical research
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