Select a Nor-Lake Large Capacity Incubator for the best in dry heat and CO2 lab environments

The smart choice when you need a bacteria or biotechnology incubator

  • Adjustable temp; microprocessor control - complete environmental control
  • Locks and alarms - peace of mind
  • With 33 cubic foot capacity - fits all your biotech research
  • Stainless steel interior - easy clean up
NSHI331-CD-JS

Whether you're doing hematology studies, biotechnology research, tissue culture growth or other cell or bacteria studies, this lab incubator is what you need

These incubators fit your lab research needs in glass or solid doors, with or without CO2 control. Add optional access ports and interior outlet for the ultimate in biotechnology research in a lab incubator. Add a temperature chart recorder - along with standard alarm logging - for easy recordkeeping.

Models & Specfications

Features

Temperature Control Stability - Puts You In Control

  • Operating Range:
    • Adjustable from +5°C above ambient to 70°C on solid door models
    • Adjustable from +5°C above ambient to 60°C on glass door models
    • Uniformity to ± 0.5°C @ 37°C
  • Programmable logic microprocessor controller with LCD display control panel with message center
  • Streamlined design optimizes mechanical convection air flow and temperature uniformity
  • Programmable ramp soak feature

Security - Peace Of Mind

  • Air probe with air temperature Hi/Lo alarms
  • 2 levels of user password protection (set points and parameters)
  • 100 event alarm logging including date/time stamp and product temperatures
  • Data Stored in non-volatile flash memory
  • Integrated Hi/Lo alarm tests
  • Door ajar alarm with adjustable time period delay
  • Power failure alarm
  • Over temperature safety limit switch
  • Audible and visual Hi/Lo product temperature alarms and remote alarm contacts
  • Key lock door

Convenient - Easy Monitoring And Easy Access

  • Continuous product temperature display
  • Full size door: glass or solid
  • Leveling legs

Industrial Quality Construction - Durable And Dependable

  • Exterior front, sides, and back are painted white
  • Stainless steel interior
  • 3 solid stainless steel shelves

Standards Compliance - Tested And Efficient

  • UL and C-UL listed
  • CE Mark

CFC-Free - For A Cleaner Global Environment

  • Cabinet foamed in place with CFC-free high density polyurethane foam insulation

Warranties

  • U.S. and Canada: 18 month parts and labor

Options To Meet Your Specific Needs

  • CO2 control system
    • CO2 range: 0 - 20%
    • Inlet pressure: -4 to 25 PSI
    • Infrared (IR) sensor
    • Integrated with primary controller (Programmable Logic controller)
    • Humidity pan: 9 quarts, 20-3/4 x 12-3/4 x 2-1/2", 22 gauge stainless steel
    • 2 CO2 inputs
    • CO2 tanks/customer supplied, 2 recommended
    • 1 CO2 output
    • CO2 stability 0.1%
    • CO2 auto shutoff upon door opening
    • CO2 gas regulator not supplied
    • Automatic CO2 tank switchover
  • Extra shelves and drawers
  • Temperature chart recorder and chart paper
  • Field reversible hinge door (solid-door model only)
  • Duplex interior electrical outlet (4 amp load)
  • RH display
  • Stainless steel humidity pan
  • RS485 computer interface
  • Access port 2" sleeve with cover

Ambient Operating Conditions

  • 15°C (59°F) to 40°C (104°F)

  • Humidity: 80% RH maximum non-condensing

  • Voltage tolerance: 10% rated line voltage

Specifications

Model Glass Door
NSHI331WSG/0 		Solid Door
NSHI331WSW/0
Size (inches) 35-7/8 x 31-3/4 x 82-3/4 35-7/8 x 31-3/4 x 82-3/4
Size (cm) 91.1 x 80.6 x 210.1 91.1 x 80.6 x 210.1
Storage volume (ft3) 33.1 33.1
Storage volume (m3) 0.93 0.93
Voltage 115 V 60 Hz (single phase) 115 V 60 Hz (single phase)
Amp draw 8.7 8.7
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