Labconco Biosafety Cabinet – Class II A2

Description

Labconco Purifier Class II A2 Biosafety Cabinet

The Labconco Purifier Logic Class II A2 Biosafety Cabinet is a freestanding environmental cabinet that gives users personal workspace and protection from Biosafety Level 1,2 or 3 containment. Designed to exhaust HEPA-filtered air into the lab, room air is drawn into the inlet grill, creating a mixture of room air and air passed through the work area within the plenum. The contaminated air from this biological safety cabinet is then drawn up by the blower back through the plenum, where 70% is either recirculated through the HEPA filter and back over the work area, the remaining 30% passes through two 99.99% efficient exhaust HEPA filter and into the room. This Labconco BSC can also be connected to an exhaust system for applications involving minute quantities of volatile toxic chemicals or trace amounts of radionuclides.

This safety hood has an electronically communicated motor that delivers a precise air volume as required, automatically adjusting as the filter loads. This ECM consumes 60% less energy and provides cooler and quieter operation, while the Constant Airflow Profile or CAP maintains a precise air volume as the filters load.> The Labconco Purifier Logic Class II A2 Biosafety Cabinet is constructed of durable powder-coated stainless, with a stainless interior and a removable stamped one-piece dished work surface, a fully closing clear 6.4mm (1/4in) thick tempered safety glass sash with 8″ or 10″ opening (see model), and a counterbalanced anti-racking mechanism. The Labconco Purifier Logic Class II A2 Biosafety Cabinet features an LCD information center that’s right in the line of sight for the user, giving them a glance monitoring of activities such as filter loading, cabinet components in use, and disruption in airflow, including a bar graph to show the remaining HEPA filter life. The Logic Plus model screen is full color.

The info center of this lab safety hood also gives information on alarm conditions like if the sash is too high, if the filter life drops below 20%, or an airflow change at the inlet or the exhaust. The touchpad control allows users to manually activate the blower, lights, timer, audible alarm mute, and menu selection.  This lab hood also has the option of a canopy connection, allowing this to be used with minute quantities of volatile toxic chemicals and trace amounts of radionuclides in microbiological research.  During periods of nonuse, this biosafety cabinet idles the blower at 30% to keep a particulate-free environment. The Labconco Purifier Logic Class II A2 Biosafety Cabinet also features a built-in interval or elapsed timer for use with UV light or experiment monitoring.