Description
HABITAT photo ferment S002 is a control unit package with UK plug that transforms a HABITAT Research bioreactor into a photobioreactor by means of integrated LED light panels. The control tower supplies all connections for gas, liquids, sensors and temperature control plus a 10,4-inch tablet for straightforward operation of light-driven fermentation processes. Controlled illumination and stable culture conditions activate microbial pathways relevant to complex pharmaceuticals, vitamins and useful food metabolites. Batch, fed-batch and perfusion/continuous modes are selectable; chaotic mixing delivers homogeneous agitation on demand. Four individual mass-flow controllers meter N2, O2, air and CO2 between 0,1 and 20 L/min, while cascade control keeps gas setpoints stable. Four speed-adjustable, bidirectional Watson-Marlow pumps handle acids, bases, antifoam and nutrient feeds with high precision. Standard sensors monitor pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, level and foam; additional probes are optional. PID temperature regulation supports single- or double-walled vessels via heating jacket, cooling finger or external thermostat (5–80 °C). Measuring only 223 × 402 × 450 mm, the space-saving unit from manufacturer IKA includes intuitive software for calibration, live data display and full process documentation.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 5°C - 40°C
- Plug type: UK (England)
- Dimensions: 223 × 402 × 450 mm (W × D × H)
- Control tablet: 10,4-inch
- EAN: 4053411056889
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