pHcbi MIR Cooled Incubators 406 L All-round performance The MIR-554 Cooled Incubator is suitable for a wide range of applications. This incubator offers precise, repeatable control of programmable temperatures and lighting patterns, which are essential to biological research and environmental studies. Repetitive Operation & Operability Precise, repeatable control of programmable temperatures and lighting patterns. A program can be set to repeat for a minimum of one time to a maximum of 98 times or continuous repeat. High-precision Temperature Control Precise temperature control with a high precision microprocessor combined with a heater PID and compressor on/off system. The temperature control ranges from -10°C to +60°C. ' Intuitive Operation A LCD control panel with touch keyboard displays temperature and time, and allows easy setting of parameters. Operation data can be auto-recorded and graphically displayed. Diverse experiments Ideal for experimentation during night time and holidays, experimentation that reguires settings to be changed, micro-organism culture and preservation. Condensation prevention A humidity reduction mode helps reduce inner chamber condensation that may occur during high temperature operation. Wide temperature control range from -10°C to +60°C With a wide temperature range from -10°C to +60°C, the MIR-554 Cooled Incubator allows a full range of precise experiments including environmental tests to micro-organismcultures and plant germination tests.

Improved experimentation of repetitive operation and operability Programmable operation function with microprocessor control Combining flexible temperature (H), light on/off (L) and time control (T), a maximum 12-step plus constant operation or max. 12-step repeating operation can be programmed according to the experimentation requirements. A program can be set to repeat for a minimum of one time to a maximum of 98 times or continuous repeat. The MIR-554 Cooled Incubator also offers the choice of timer mode, 24-hour clock mode and timer mode to suit user experiments. Up to 10 programs can be...