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Yamato SK-801 Forced Convection Dry Sterilizer 300L, 115V

UsedYamato ScientificIndustrial sterilizersUnited States

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Circulation Method
Forced convection
Temp. Setting Range
Room temp. +10~210°C
Temp. Control Accuracy
±1°C (at 210°C)
Temp. Fluctuation
±1°C (at 210°C)
Temp. Distribution Accuracy
±3.5°C (at 210°C)
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Specifications 30

Brands
Yamato Scientific
New/Used
Used
Circulation Method
Forced convection
Temp. Setting Range
Room temp. +10~210°C
Temp. Control Accuracy
±1°C (at 210°C)
Temp. Fluctuation
±1°C (at 210°C)
Temp. Distribution Accuracy
±3.5°C (at 210°C)
Temp. Rising Time
~60min.
Interior / Exterior Material
Stainless Steel / Chrome free electrogalvanized carbon steel sheet coated with chemical-proof baked-on finish
Insulation Material
Glass wool
Heater
SUS 2.4kW
Sensor
K type Thermocouple
Fan Type / Fan Motor
Sirocco Fan / Condenser type motor 30W
Cable Port
I.D. 33mm (right side)
Exhaust Port
I.D. 33mm x 2 (back)
Temperature Control
PID control by microprocessor
Temperature Display
Temp. display: Green 4-digit LED Digital Display (increment: 1°C), Setting temp. display: Orange 5-digit LED Digital Display (increment: 1°C)
Timer
0 min~99 hrs 59 min (increment: 1 min. or 1 hr.)
Heater Control
Triac with Zero-cross control
Operation Function
Fixed temperature, Auto start, Auto stop, Quick auto stop, Program (99 steps, 99 patterns, repeat operation function)
Additional Function
Power on and operation time accumulation function (up to 65535 hours), Calendar time (24 hours), Calibration offset, Accumulated power consumption monitoring, Total CO₂ emission and heater output, Power recovery mode, Save and access operator setting information, key lock
Safety Device
Self-diagnostic functions (Sensor failure, SSR short circuit, Heater failure, Main relay contact failure, Automatic overheat prevention), earth leakage breaker, Independent overheat prevention device
Internal Dimensions WxDxH
600 x 500 x 1000 mm
External Dimensions WxDxH
710 x 650 x 1640 mm
Internal Capacity
300L
Shelf Plate With Standard Load
~15kg/pc
Shelf Rest Step Number / Pitch
29 steps / 30mm
Power Source
115V 21.5A (no plug, round terminal) 220V 11.5A (no plug, round terminal)
Weight
~108kg
Shelf Plate / Bracket
Stainless steel punched metal 4 pcs. / 8 pcs.

Product description

Programmable forced convection dry sterilizer with 300L capacity, PID control, ±1°C accuracy, and safety device.

  • Circulation Method: Forced convection
  • Temperature Range: Room temp. +10 to 210°C
  • Temperature Control Accuracy: ±1°C at 210°C
  • Temperature Fluctuation: ±1°C at 210°C
  • Temperature Distribution Accuracy: ±3.5°C at 210°C
  • Temperature Rising Time: Approximately 60 minutes
  • Material: Interior - Stainless Steel; Exterior - Chrome-free electrogalvanized carbon steel with chemical-proof baked finish
  • Insulation: Glass wool
  • Heater: SUS 2.4 kW
  • Sensor: K-type Thermocouple
  • Fan: Sirocco fan with 30 W condenser motor
  • Ports: Cable port I.D. 33 mm (right side), Exhaust ports I.D. 33 mm x 2 (back)
  • Temperature Control System: PID microprocessor control
  • Display: Green 4-digit LED for temperature, Orange 5-digit LED for set temperature
  • Timer: 0 min to 99 hrs 59 min, increment 1 min or 1 hr
  • Heater Control: Triac with zero-cross control
  • Operation Modes: Fixed temperature, auto start/stop, quick auto stop, programmable up to 99 steps and 99 patterns with repeat
  • Additional Features:
  • Power and operation time accumulation (up to 65,535 hours)
  • Calendar time display (24 hours)
  • Calibration offset
  • Accumulated power consumption monitoring
  • Total CO₂ emission and heat output tracking
  • Power recovery mode
  • Operator setting save/access
  • Key lock function
  • Safety Devices:
  • Self-diagnostic (sensor failure, SSR short circuit, heater failure, relay failure, automatic overheat prevention)
  • Earth leakage breaker
  • Independent overheat prevention device
  • Dimensions (WxDxH): Internal 600 x 500 x 1000 mm; External 710 x 650 x 1640 mm
  • Capacity: 300 liters
  • Shelf Load: Approximately 15 kg per shelf plate
  • Shelf Adjustability: 29 steps with 30 mm pitch
  • Power Supply: 115V 21.5A or 220V 11.5A (both without plug, round terminal)
  • Weight: Approximately 108 kg
  • Accessories Included: Four stainless steel punched metal shelf plates, eight brackets

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Last updated 19 October 2026