Vertical Laminar Flow Hood Economy – Model 700

The vertical laminar flow hood model 700 is designed to ensure a sterile environment during the handling of sensitive materials, thanks to a controlled vertical laminar flow and a HEPA absolute filter class H14. Particularly suitable for environmental and food microbiology, PCR analysis, and diagnostic applications, it ensures effective protection from germs and particulate matter.

Main Features:

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  Vertical laminar flow certified ISO 5
  


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  HEPA H14 filter tested according to CEN 1822 – efficiency 99.995%
  


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  18 W UV germicidal lamp included, with timer programming and digital hour counter
  


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  Acid-resistant painted steel structure with stainless steel AISI 304 2B satin top and panel
  


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  Digital membrane controls with microprocessor and standby mode
  


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  Low noise fan with adjustable speed – = 60 dB
  

Technical Data:

• Working area dimensions (LxPxA): 700 × 410 × 490 mm


• Total dimensions: 770 × 660 × 800 mm


• Power supply: 230 V – 50 Hz


• Consumption: 140 W + 440 W


• Air speed: 0.40 – 0.45 m/s


• Filtered air volume: 210 m³/h


• Weight: 55 kg


• LED lighting: 9 W – 900 Lux


• Pre-filter: class ePM10 50% according to EN ISO 16890:2016

Equipment and Functions:

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  Hour counter and programmable timer for UV lamp (up to 99 h and 59 min)
  


• 5 mm tempered glass side panels


• Front opening: 290 mm


• Power outlet with built-in fuse protection


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  Automatic safety system for UV lamp in case of power failure
  

Usage Sectors:

• Food


• Environmental


• Biological and Diagnostic


• Cosmetic

Main Applications:

• Bacteriology


• Molecular biology

Certifications: Product approved and certified by TUV SUD – compliant with EN 60335-1, EN 50178, EN 60950 regulations.

The vertical laminar flow hood model 700 is the compact and efficient solution to ensure sample protection in environments requiring high sterility standards.

Note: not suitable for handling potentially hazardous pathogenic materials for the operator and the environment.