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Laboratory microwave oven YRB-207 with 1150W power, 2450MHz frequency, ideal for sample preparation.
The Yamazen YRB-207 laboratory microwave oven operates at a rated voltage of AC 100V with a power consumption of 1150 W and an oscillation frequency of 2450 MHz, suitable for controlled sample heating in laboratory applications. It features external dimensions of approximately 440 mm width × 340 mm depth × 258 mm height and an internal cavity measuring 307 mm × 291 mm × 191 mm, with a turntable diameter of 255 mm that evenly distributes microwave energy. This benchtop microwave oven weighs 11 kg, making it manageable for standard laboratory benchtop setups. Used and sold as-is, it is suitable for research fields such as biotechnology sample preparation, molecular diagnostics heating, and chemical analysis workflows where precise microwave heating is required. Buyers should verify functionality due to the unit’s used condition.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
