Heating Insert MODU 2000 Basic Component

Heating Insert MODU 2000 Basic Component

The MODU 2000 Basic Com­po­nent and the Heat­ed Plates are designed for the sta­ble heat­ing of mul­ti­wells of a spe­cif­ic type with a flat poly­styrene or glass bot­tom. The sys­tem offers a high tem­per­a­ture con­stan­cy and ther­mal conductivity.

Description:

  • For fast and sta­ble heat­ing of many dif­fer­ent mul­ti­well types with a flat poly­styrene or glass bottom
  • Five exchange­able Heat­ed Plates are avail­able, depend­ing on the mul­ti­well used :
    - MODU 2000 Heat­ed Plate M06 for 6-well multiwells
    - MODU 2000 Heat­ed Plate M12 for 12-well multiwells
    - MODU 2000 Heat­ed Plate M24 for 24-well multiwells
    - MODU 2000 Heat­ed Plate M48 for 48-well multiwells
    - MODU 2000 Heat­ed Plate M96 for 96-well multiwells

 

  • Overview Heat­ed Plates:
    • The plates are elec­tri­cal­ly heat­ed direct­ly from below and are con­trolled and sup­plied with elec­tri­cal power via the Basic Com­po­nent by a Tem­p­Con­troller 2000 or Temp­Mod­ule S
    • To obtain an incu­ba­tion cham­ber, the insert has to be cov­ered with a small incu­ba­tor or a CO2 cover
    • Local CO2 and O2 gassing with the suit­able components

Specifications:

Material aluminum, black anodized; glass fiber reinforced epoxy resin (FR4)
DC operating voltage 24 V d.c. protective low voltage
Power consumption max. 0.4 A
Temperature sensor Pt100
Control range ambient temperature up to 30°C above ambient
Dimensions (WxHxD) 160 x 135 x 25 mm
Observation area per well (Ø) MODU 2000 Heated Plate M06: 22,0 mm MODU 2000 Heated Plate M12: 22,0 mm MODU 2000 Heated Plate M24: 15,5 mm MODU 2000 Heated Plate M48: 9,4 mm MODU 2000 Heated Plate M96: 6,0 mm
Weight approx. 0.4 kg
Heating Insert MODU 2000 Basic Component

Compatibility:

  • Scanning and mechanical stages with a cut-out of 160 x 110 mm on inverted microscopes

Application Examples:



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