Biological Incubators
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Our CO2 sensors are used for cell culture incubators to provide an optimum environment to promote growth.
Benefits of CO2 detectors in incubators and life science applications:
They are heat sterilized to 190°C, creating less contamination. They also include integrated temperature and pressure compensation, giving reliable CO2 measurements across a range of aggressive conditions.
Our CO2 sensors also hold dual-beam NDIR sensing technologies and can last up to 10 years, maintenance-free. To learn more about CO2 detectors in incubation, click here.
Why CO2 incubators are used for cell cultures?
For many laboratory managers, researchers, and scientists; CO2 incubators are mostly used in life sciences, medical research, and pharmaceutical industries. However, they also provide sterile conditions for cultivations in fields where cells must grow in a completely germ-free environment.
Thus, having a CO2 sensor that can provide consistent levels throughout the incubation process is vital in order to maintain proper control of pH levels and manage ideal cell or tissue growth.
What is the difference between a CO2 incubator and an incubator?
A microbiology incubator keeps organisms at specific temperatures in the ambient air, and a CO2 incubator also balances the pH of the culture. The most common industries that use CO2 incubators are mammalian cell culture, which is what the vast majority of customers use them for.
