Description
Peltier-cooled incubator IPP 55 is a laboratory incubator with a 53 l chamber volume and a maximum temperature of 70 °C. It employs Peltier technology for heating and cooling, supporting stable thermal conditions in environmental analysis, sampling and sample preparation. The unit features a graphic single TFT display for clear process readout and is supplied with one stainless steel grid for sample placement. Weighing 71 kg and offered as a single piece, this incubator from manufacturer Memmert contains lithium-ion cells and is not subject to labelling according to ADR SV188. The compressor-free Peltier design suits laboratories that need efficient temperature control within a compact footprint. Up to the stated maximum of 70 °C, the chamber provides controlled incubation conditions for routine and specialised workflows. Included grid and display support straightforward day-to-day operation in heating and cooling applications. The IPP 55 integrates readily into analytical and research environments where reliable chamber performance and energy-conscious thermal regulation are required for incubation tasks.
This article is part of Incubators, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Chamber volume: 53 l
- Maximum temperature: 70 °C
- Display: Graphic single TFT
- Included accessories: 1 stainless steel grid
- Weight: 71 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Peltier-cooled incubator, IPP 55, , 53 l, max. 70 °C, 1 unit(s)
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Peltier-cooled incubator, IPP 55, , 53 l, max. 70 °C, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Memmert for laboratory use. It sits in Incubators, inside Heating, drying & cooling, in Lab instruments.
An incubator holds the mild, even temperature a culture needs, often 25 °C or 37 °C, sometimes with carbon dioxide. It is not a drying oven. Uniformity and, for cells, the gas control are the specification. A flask of cells in a drying oven is a dead flask.
Temperature equipment either holds a set point or drives a sample toward one. An oven dries. A furnace reaches the temperatures of ashing and melting. A bath surrounds a vessel with water or oil. A circulator moves that fluid. An incubator holds the mild warmth of a culture. An autoclave uses steam under pressure to sterilise. The number that matters is the temperature the article actually reaches, not the number painted on the dial. Temperature is part of the international system kept by the BIPM and compared by EURAMET.
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