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Invitrogen Zoom Dual Power Supply ZP10002 for Electrophoresis Applications

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Model: ZP10002. Serial No.: 9B10A026. Voltage: 115V-230V. Frequency: 47-60Hz. Rated input power: 400W. High voltage output: Max 3500V, 350mA, 35W. Low voltage output: Max 250V, 800mA, 200W.
Technical Data
Model: ZP10002 Serial Number: 9B10A026 Voltage: 115V-230V Frequency: 47-60Hz Power Consumption: 400W Fuse Rating: 2A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Dual power output with programmable modes for high voltage (up to 3500V) and low voltage (up to 250V). Manufacturing Year: N/A
Voltage
115V-230V
Frequency
47-60Hz
Power Consumption
400W
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Description
Model: ZP10002. Serial No.: 9B10A026. Voltage: 115V-230V. Frequency: 47-60Hz. Rated input power: 400W. High voltage output: Max 3500V, 350mA, 35W. Low voltage output: Max 250V, 800mA, 200W.
Technical Data
Model: ZP10002 Serial Number: 9B10A026 Voltage: 115V-230V Frequency: 47-60Hz Power Consumption: 400W Fuse Rating: 2A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Dual power output with programmable modes for high voltage (up to 3500V) and low voltage (up to 250V). Manufacturing Year: N/A
Voltage
115V-230V
Frequency
47-60Hz
Power Consumption
400W
Fuse Rating
2A
Software Version
N/A
Configuration
Dual power output with programmable modes for high voltage (up to 3500V) and low voltage (up to 250V).
Manufacturing Year
N/A
Dimensions
N/A
Weight
N/A

Product description

Programmable dual output power supply delivering up to 3500V and 250V for precise gel electrophoresis control.

The Invitrogen Zoom Dual Power Supply ZP10002 is a laboratory-grade dual channel power unit designed specifically for electrophoresis workflows in molecular biology and biotechnology research. It features programmable high voltage output reaching up to 3500 V, 350 mA, and 35 W, as well as a low voltage output of up to 250 V, 800 mA, and 200 W, enabling precise voltage and current control essential for DNA, RNA, and protein gel electrophoresis applications.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Operating voltage: 115–230 V, compatible with global laboratory power standards
  • Frequency range: 47–60 Hz
  • Rated input power: 400 W with a 2 A fuse rating for safety
  • Dual programmable outputs facilitate complex electrophoresis protocols widely used in molecular diagnostics, gene editing, and bioprocessing research environments

This power supply is optimized for biotechnology laboratories requiring stable and adjustable power sources in electrophoresis systems, making it critical in workflows such as molecular cloning, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing process development. Its dual output configuration supports simultaneous multiple gel runs or instruments, enhancing throughput and experiment reproducibility in clinical diagnostics and biomedical engineering laboratories.

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Last updated 22 October 2026