Electrophoresis Power Supply Unit LB-19EPS
Electrophoresis Power Supply Unit LB-19EPS functions at a 10 to 600 V voltage range, delivering stable and efficient results. It offers a current range of 1 to 500 mA and a power range of 1 to 300 W, ensuring accurate results. It features a touchscreen panel for precise monitoring and intuitive control of functions. Our electrophoresis power supply unit is constructed from durable materials, providing longevity.
$ 2125
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| Output Voltage | 10 to 600 V |
| Output Current | 1 to 500 mA |
| Output Power | 1 to 300 W |
| Output Terminal | 4 pairs in parallel |
| Type of Control | Constant V, Constant I, and Constant P |
| Storage Function | Store 100 methods |
| Programming Method | Stores 10 methods, each with up to 10 steps |
| Timing Function | 1 min to 99 hr 59 min |
| V-hr Function | Yes, 1 to 99999 V-hr |
| Dimensions | 280 × 237 × 118 mm |
| Weight | 3.2 kg |
Features
High-capacity storage
Durable construction
- Continuous operation
- Integrated safety protection
- User-friendly interface
Applications
Electrophoresis Power Supply Unit LB-19EPS is used for separating and analyzing biomolecules like DNA and proteins. It is widely used in molecular biology, biochemistry, and forensic science.
Frequently asked questions For Electrophoresis Power Supplies
1. What role does a power supply play in electrophoresis experiments?
An electrophoresis power supply delivers the controlled voltage and current necessary to separate DNA, RNA, or proteins during gel electrophoresis.
2. Is it possible to connect multiple gel systems to one power supply?
Yes, many of our models include multiple outputs so that two or more gel tanks can run at the same time.
3. What built-in protections do electrophoresis power supplies offer?
Our Electrophoresis Power Supplies usually feature overload protection, auto shutoff on short-circuits, insulated connections, and leakage detection to ensure operator safety.
4. Do electrophoresis power supplies allow programming of runs?
Yes, Labotronics modern units often include programmable settings, enabling users to set voltage ramps, time-based steps, and automatic stop functions.
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