Eppendorf R Series 48R CO2 Incubator User Manual
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CO48R-0050
 Galaxy R Series 48 R Personal Size CO
2
Incubator
User’s Guide
 
The Galaxy 48 R model contains many standard features usually seen as options. It has a 
sealing inner door with a cam action lock to allow visualization of the cultures without 
compromising the internal atmosphere. This is also available as a split 4- or 8-inner-door 
option (to coordinate with shelves), which is ideal for critical hypoxic studies. In addition, 
there is a 25mm access port now standard to allow for seamless integration of independent 
probes or other equipment through the chamber. Lastly, NBS has included an RS232 port as 
standard on all Galaxy R series incubators. This port will communicate with any computer 
through a hyperlink access or can be used to externally datalog the incubator through NBS 
software. 
 
The incubator incorporates a two-level alarm system. The chamber-monitoring alarms are 
programmable and will alert you if temperature or CO
2
have not recovered within a preset time
after the door has been opened. If it is not required, this system can be disarmed. The system 
alarms occur only if a system component problem has developed that requires user intervention 
to rectify. The incubator also incorporates an over-temperature safety system that operates 
independently from the main control system. 
 
The incubator features multiple options that can be installed to simplify maintenance and 
provide superior control over experimental conditions. For example, high-temperature 
disinfection quickly and conveniently disinfects the incubator’s chamber at 120
o
C, without the
need to remove interior components or the CO
2
sensor. A humidity tray warning system
warns the user before the humidity tray runs out of water, preventing dehydration of samples. 
Oxygen control provides for conditions that require above- or below-ambient oxygen levels. 
These and other options and accessories provide for a uniquely flexible CO
2
incubator capable
of meeting the most demanding requirements. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
