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Dalton NSE-1800 Ⅱ A2 Biosafety Cabinet 180cm Width for Biohazard Control

UsedBiological safety cabinetsNetherlands

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Product description

A2 type biosafety cabinet with HEPA filtration, 180cm wide, 0.3μm ≥99.99% efficiency

  • This Dalton NSE-1800 Ⅱ A2 biosafety cabinet is designed for biohazard control with a width of 180 cm.
  • The inclined front glass sliding shutter allows comfortable operation, featuring an opening height standard at 250 mm, adjustable to 200 mm.
  • The shutter is constructed for easy cleaning from the inside.
  • Information and controls are displayed via button switches and a panel screen.
  • Equipped with HEPA supply filters (two units CD3150283) and a HEPA exhaust filter (CD3151320), ensuring particle collection efficiency of 99.99% at 0.3 μm.
  • Powered by AC100 V, single-phase, 50/60 Hz electrical supply with approximately 490 W consumption and 660 VA apparent power.
  • Contains LED lighting (14 W × 3) with a 5-level dimming feature and two sterilization lamps (15 W × 2).
  • The unit has an approximate mass of 410 kg and requires minimum installation space of 1800 mm (W) × 730 mm (D) × 1970 mm (H).
  • Being a used product, it is sold as-is and may not retain all original new-performance levels; warranty covers repair or replacement for faults reported within 10 days of delivery.

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Last updated 19 October 2026