Released UA2, a high-concentration CO59 sensor with good digital compatibility!
- TC method enhances convenience in actual use
- When using the 'Zero-Ric' cable, the air flow is reduced through the gap in the door↓
The 'CO2 incubator', often used in the pharmaceutical and bio industries, functions to maintain a high concentration of carbon dioxide. If there is a problem with the equipment and the carbon dioxide concentration drops, if the pH cannot be adjusted, there will be a big problem that the cell you were growing needs to be stopped now.
Radionode UA59 is designed for use in an incubator environment. UA59 uses TC (Thermal Conductivity) method suitable for monitoring the inside of the incubator that maintains the carbon dioxide concentration in the 5% and 10% range.
Since it is adjusted to a high concentration, it is possible to measure when the carbon dioxide concentration is 1% or more. UA59 operates a real-time temperature and humidity compensation algorithm with a built-in temperature and humidity sensor to find the optimal carbon dioxide concentration value.
It also supports film-type ZeroLeak cables, so no gas leaks through the gaps in the door. The exterior material made of SUS304 is strong against corrosion, so it can be used not only inside the incubator but also as an industrial product.
The measured sensor value is output via USB, so it shows high digital compatibility with various devices. Easy calibration is possible even in the field if you have a laptop and UA Calibrator* program.
The measured carbon dioxide concentration is transmitted to the Radionode17 monitoring web service using Wi-Fi or LAN with the RN365X product and managed. Radionode365, which can receive reports and instant notifications, is the best cost-effective remote monitoring software.
[Price Question: 1566-4359]
*UA Calibrator: This program is necessary for the calibration of Radionode sensor. You can download it from the Radionode website.
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