Anoxomat™ Mark II, AN2OP微处理控制器

The Model AN2OP "Baby" Anoxomat is a microprocessor-controlled system for creating anaerobic, microaerophilic, and capnophilic environments in jars. "Baby" Anoxomat offers exact, repeatable environmental conditions. Its gas mixtures stay within 0.5% of desired values. This high precision, combined with ensured reproducibility allows microbiologists to draw accurate, confident conclusions.

 

The "Baby" Anoxomat incorporates many unique features, which save the laboratory time, effort and money. "Baby" Anoxomat’s fast, easy operation makes your work process more flexible, while built-in quality assurance guarantees reliable results. Able to create required conditions quickly, the Baby Anoxomat serves as an excellent alternative to gas bags and chambers.

 

Features:
· Rapid- complete anaerobiasis in less than 3 minutes.
· Low gas consumption.
· Multifunctional- create anaerobic and microaerophilic environments all with one instrument.
· Built-in Quality Assurance Program (QAP).
· Fully automatic one-button operation.
· Generates high-quality atmospheres in dry conditions.
· Small footprint.
· Low-cost.
· Models available for both small and x-tra small jars.
· Hot-Line® Technical Service available 24/7.

 

How it Works:
The evacuation-replacement methodology of the Baby Anoxomat rapidly removes an oxygenated environment from a jar and replaces it with a precise amount of an anaerobic gas mixture. After the anaerobic cycle, a mere 0.16% residual oxygen content is left in the jar, which is removed by a small palladium catalyst.

Anoxomat™ Mark II AN2OP Technical Specifications

Electrical

 

Housing
Bottom: Steel, powder coated
Top: ABS B300 IR, black, sandstone, mat; ABS B300 IR, white, smooth, mat

Net weight: Ca. 15 Kg (33 lb)

Dimensions:
Width: 32 cm (12.6")
Depth: 55 cm (21.7")
Minimum height (front): 8 cm (3.15 in)
Maximum height (back): 27.5 cm (10.83n)

Operating temperature: 10° - 32° C (50° - 91° F)

Relative Humidity: 20% - 80%

Ultimate pressure vacuum pump: 150 mbar

Gas consumption: For creating standard conditions in a jar suitable for 12 Petri dishes (Mart jar AJ9023), the system consumes gas as follows:

Micro-aerophilic standard recipe: Approx. 2 liters per jar only
Anaerobic standard recipe: Approx. 7 liters per jar only

Jars per gas cylinder:
Cylinder Micro-aerophilic Anaerobic
10 Litre / 150 bar > 700 jars >200
10 Litre / 200 bar > 950 jars >250
50 Litre / 150 bar > 3.600 jars >1.000
50 Litre / 200 bar > 4.900 jars >1.400