Midea CO₂ - Incubators

CO₂ incubators Midea CO₂ - Incubators

Midea CO2 incubators offer premium solutions for demanding cell culture applications. Controlled growth conditions for cell cultures in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and clinical research. These systems use precise IR sensors to monitor gas concentration and feature intuitive touchscreen interfaces. Integrated decontamination routines support compliance with hygiene standards in everyday laboratory operations.

Midea CO₂ - Incubators

Midea CO2 Incubators for Cell Cultivation

The Midea CO2 incubators are designed for specific requirements in cell biology and diagnostics. With chamber volumes of 85 liters, 185 liters, and 248 liters, the range covers various capacity needs. The use of an IR sensor enables precise measurement of CO2 concentration independent of humidity, while operation is carried out via touchscreens.

Decontamination and Thermal Safety

A key feature of the models is thermal decontamination to prevent contamination. Depending on the model variant, processes at 140°C or 180°C hot air sterilization are available. In the MCP-180UE model, the HEPA filter and the IR sensor can remain in the device during the 180°C routine, simplifying handling during sterilization.

Technical Specifications and Design Variants

The units operate within a temperature range of 4°C above room temperature up to 60°C. Stable temperature control is essential for in vitro cultivation. In addition to the Midea models, the portfolio also includes IVF incubators as well as devices from manufacturers such as Binder, covering different technological focuses in the incubation of cell and tissue cultures.

Frequently Asked Questions about Midea CO2 Incubators

Here you will find technical and application-related information on selecting and operating the Midea systems.

What are Midea CO2 incubators used for?

These units are used for cultivating cells under controlled conditions. They are applied in biotechnological research, pharmaceutical development, and medical diagnostic laboratories.

What housing sizes are available?

The range includes compact models with an 85-liter volume as well as larger variants with 185-liter or 248-liter capacity for higher throughput.

What decontamination methods are available?

Models are available with 140°C decontamination (S series) as well as versions with 180°C hot air sterilization (P series and UE models).

What is the advantage of the infrared sensor (IR sensor)?

The IR sensor measures CO2 concentration directly and is not affected by humidity fluctuations, resulting in high stability of the atmosphere inside the chamber.

Does the HEPA filter need to be removed before sterilization?

In the MCP-180UE model, the system is designed so that the HEPA filter and the IR sensor can remain in the incubator during the 180°C routine.

How are the device parameters controlled?

Temperature and CO2 levels are set and monitored via an integrated touchscreen, which allows for easy navigation through the menus.

How can I get a quote for these incubators?

Interested parties can request an exclusive quote for each model, such as the MCP-80S or MCP-240P, directly from the specialist dealer via the corresponding button.