Incubation Chamber
The incubation chamber is an auxiliary device for Biotime’s fluorescence immunoassay analyzer. The reaction temperature and time is critical for test results. The incubation chamber provides an optimized environment as well as automatic timers for test reactions to improve the reliability of test results.
Incubators are designed to provide a temperature-controlled environment, preventing contamination, while others also regulate humidity and CO2 levels. They support a wide range of research and clinical applications, including the growth of microbiological cultures. Some incubators are specifically tailored for growing microbial and cell cultures, while others facilitate the maintenance and storage of cultures for future use. Additionally, incubators aid in expediting the growth rate of certain microbes that may otherwise take a long time to grow in a natural environment.
These insulated boxes typically feature an adjustable heater, with temperature ranges up to 140°F to 149°F (60°C to 65°C) and, in some cases, slightly higher but generally not exceeding 100°C. Incubators come in various chamber types, materials, sizes, and designs, catering to diverse experimental needs and requirements.
