Product Description
Temperature controlled heating band
Easy installation around the objective.
Fits any objective on the market.
Connects to Stage Top Incubator.
Single channel controller available for standalone operation.
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Description
Specifications
Temperature controlled heating band.
Easy installation around the objective.
Fits any objective on the market.
Compatible with the following OKOLAB Controllers:
H301-T-UNIT-BL-PLUS
UNO-T-H-PREMIXED
UNO-T-H-CO2
H401-T-CONTROLLER
Compatible with Inverted and Upright Microscopes.
Self CalibrationRoutines with BL controllers.
Voltage: 24 V.
Power: 13 W.
Returns and Exchanges
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Ship your item back to Us
Firstly Print and return this Returns Form to:
30 South Park Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
Please remember to ensure that the item you are returning is repackaged with all elements.
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Enclosure
The microscope enclosure creates a large volume around the microscope in which temperature is controlled by recirculating warm air.
It is made of polycarbonate panels and encloses microscope stage, nosepiece and objectives. It doesn't affect focus stability. All electronics including EMCCDs, spinning disk confocal etc. are left outside of the enclosure avoiding exposure to 37°C.
The enclosure closely follows the microscope profile and is supported by posts resting on the vibration isolation table.
The Stage Top Chambers fits in the XY stage or Piezo insert of the microscope, connects to Okolab Temperature, Gas and Humidity Controllers and creates the proper environment for live cell imaging right on the microscope stage.
