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VWR 10L Shaking Incubator

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Description
VWR Incubating Shaker 10L. Serial No.: 2009205LVWR112. Input: AC 115V, 480W. Fuse: 125V/7A.
Technical Data
Model: Incubating Shaker 10L Serial Number: 2009205LVWR112 Voltage: AC 115V Frequency: N/A Power Consumption: 480W Fuse Rating: 125V/7A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Benchtop shaking incubator with enclosed chamber, front control panel, and internal platform tray. Manufacturing Year: N/A
Voltage
AC 115V
Frequency
N/A
Power Consumption
480W
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VWR
New/Used
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Description
VWR Incubating Shaker 10L. Serial No.: 2009205LVWR112. Input: AC 115V, 480W. Fuse: 125V/7A.
Technical Data
Model: Incubating Shaker 10L Serial Number: 2009205LVWR112 Voltage: AC 115V Frequency: N/A Power Consumption: 480W Fuse Rating: 125V/7A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Benchtop shaking incubator with enclosed chamber, front control panel, and internal platform tray. Manufacturing Year: N/A
Voltage
AC 115V
Frequency
N/A
Power Consumption
480W
Fuse Rating
125V/7A
Software Version
N/A
Configuration
Benchtop shaking incubator with enclosed chamber, front control panel, and internal platform tray.
Manufacturing Year
N/A
Accessories
Internal platform tray
Dimensions
N/A
Weight
N/A

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Last updated 5 November 2026