VWR 2450 Dual-Chamber Water-Jacketed CO2 Incubator with Infrared CO2 Sensors

The VWR 2450 CO2 Incubator features dual independent chambers with a water-jacketed design optimized for stable temperature and humidity control, essential in cell culture incubation and molecular diagnostics workflows. It utilizes infrared (IR) sensors for precise CO2 regulation, ensuring an optimal environment for biotechnology research, including gene editing and synthetic biology applications.

This incubator incorporates a microprocessor-driven PID digital setpoint control system with real-time temperature and CO2 display, providing high accuracy and repeatability critical in advanced bioprocessing and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. Safety is enhanced by multiple alarm systems monitoring CO2 levels, temperature deviations, and water levels, reducing risks during sensitive live-cell imaging and fluorescence analysis experiments.

Constructed with a triple-walled chamber, heat loss is minimized to maintain ultra-stable incubation conditions vital for clinical diagnostics and biomanufacturing environments. The unit includes durable, removable stainless steel shelves and water pans for streamlined maintenance and longevity in intensive laboratory settings.

This model is designed for laboratories requiring precise environmental control, widely used in biotechnology, biomedical engineering, and synthetic biology research. Its robust features make it an indispensable tool for scientists overseeing molecular biology workflows and cell-based assays.

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Integrating essential features for advanced cell culture incubation and biotechnological research, the VWR 2450 supports critical environments for molecular cloning workflows and is popular among clinical research laboratories focused on synthetic biology and biomanufacturing processes.