Product Overview
The DHP Series Electric Thermostatic Incubator is designed for laboratories that require reliable temperature control for culture, testing and sample incubation. With intelligent digital temperature control, forced convection airflow and a stainless steel working chamber, it is suitable for hospital laboratories, research institutions, agricultural labs, food testing labs and industrial inspection applications.
Key Features
1.Precise Digital Temperature Control
Equipped with a microcomputer-controlled digital temperature controller, the incubator supports stable temperature operation, calibration and timing functions.
2. Forced Convection Airflow
The forced convection ventilation structure improves temperature response speed and helps maintain better temperature uniformity inside the chamber.
3. Stainless Steel Inner Chamber
The mirror-finish stainless steel chamber is durable, easy to clean and suitable for long-term laboratory use.
4. Better Insulation and Observation
Magnetic sealing strips help reduce heat loss, while the double-layer tempered glass window allows users to observe samples without frequently opening the door.
Applications
The DHP Series incubator is suitable for:
Hospital and clinical laboratories
Bacterial culture and cell proliferation
Microbiology testing
Seed germination and agricultural research
Food microbiological analysis
BOD determination and environmental studies
Material stability testing
Technical Specifications
Model Selection Guide
| Requirement | Recommended Model |
| Small lab or basic sample incubation | 20L / 50L |
| Routine hospital or research lab use | 100L / 180L |
| Higher sample capacity | 280L |
| Large laboratory or project procurement | 600L |
Optional Functions
Optional configurations are available for laboratories with higher workflow or data recording requirements:
FAQ
Q1：What is the DHP Series incubator used for?
A1: It is used to provide a stable constant-temperature environment for bacterial culture, cell proliferation, microbiology testing, seed germination, food analysis and environmental studies.
Q2: How do I choose the right capacity?
A2: Small labs can choose 20L or 50L models. Routine hospital and research laboratories can choose 100L or 180L models. Larger laboratories or project buyers may consider 280L or 600L models.
Q3: Can this incubator support programmable control?
A3: Yes. Optional multi-segment programmable control, printing and USB storage functions are available according to laboratory requirements.
