Dryers Medical Device Cabinets 1000 Series

UMDC Code : 452061

The control panel provides you with the option of selecting your preferred drying cycle, which is then regulated and maintained by the microprocessor for the length of cycle you select. This benefit is very cost effective and will help you maximize the life of your medical devices. You can program the cycle to an exact number of hours and minutes, or select the continuous dry mode. The system will display an alert when the filter needs to be changed in those units configured with HEPA filter systems. This feature was designed to maximize the efficiency of the drying cabinet. The 1000 Series dryers have an interior volume of 40 cubic feet and can be configured with a variety of shelving, tube, and bottle rack options to meet your device drying needs.

Product URL : http://www.cenorin.com/db03_prod_1000.html

Last Updated : 03/16/2013

Categories : "Dryers, Labware", "Cabinets, Storage, Desiccating"

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