Drosophila Incubator DRI-A12

The Drosophila Incubator DRI-A12 is a floor-type incubator featuring a three-side LED illumination system. Its heavy-duty design includes three shelves with a total capacity of 450 L. With lighting illumination ranging from 0 to 20,000 lx, it creates an optimal environment for Drosophila melanogaster husbandry (culturing). Additionally, it is equipped with an RS485 output and features an independent over-temperature thermostat along with an over-temperature alarm for enhanced safety and control.

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Specifications

Capacity	450 L
Illumination type	3-side illumination
Illumination source	Fluorescent lamp
Lighting illumination	0 to 20000 lx
Lighting Illumination Control	6 degree relative illumination control
Temperature range	With illumination: 10 to 50℃, Without illumination: 4 to 50℃
Temperature resolution	0.1℃
Temperature accuracy	± 1℃
Temperature uniformity	± 2℃
Humidity range	50 to 90 % RH
Humidity fluctuation	± 5 to 7 % RH
Continuous working time	≥ 180 h
Ambient temperature	5 to 35 ℃
Number of shelves	4 pcs
Standard interface	RS485 for PC series
Internal construction	Painted stainless steel
Maximum power consumption	2130 W
Power supply	AC 220 V ± 10 %, 50 Hz
Internal dimension (W×D×H)	700 × 550 × 1200 mm
External dimension (W×D×H)	1030 × 800 × 1900 mm
Packaging dimension (W×D×H)	1150 × 930 × 2100 mm
Gross weight	190 kg

Features

Specifically designed for Drosophila research
Operates within the temperature range preferred by fruit flies, typically 5 to 35°C
Programmed temperature and light cycles reproduce diurnal cycles conducive to breeding
Mechanical convection ensures temperature uniformity and efficient space utilization
Easy-to-clean, corrosion-resistant painted stainless steel interiors
Floor-designed compressor with a non-vibrational body
Breeze circulation system ensures uniform air distribution throughout the chamber
Standard RS485 interface and independent over-temperature thermostat with an alarm

Applications

Drosophila Incubators are purpose-built for the cultivation of flies and other insects essential for genetic studies. These units provide precise control over temperature, humidity, and lighting conditions, facilitating active experimentation or the maintenance of breeding stocks with optimal environmental parameters.