SBS-100 Automatic partial collector (LCD version)

Adopt integrated mold opening ABS Engineering plastic shell design, BS The series collectors adopt new microcontroller technology and frequency conversion speed regulation technology, which can automatically and quickly reset, stabilize and silent. The new collector also has Chinese (English) menu operation settings and timing functions. It also has automatic reset after ending. It can be paused at will during operation (no need to repeat the operation steps, and the original memory function has been improved), it has power-on self-test and automatic track search, and a fault prompt (liquid alarm). The collector has an LCD menu operation, the current tube is displayed, and the timing is

Display, display and other pipes, easy to operate. After the instrument is finished, it will automatically return to the position quickly, and the entire machine will have low voltage and low power consumption (15 W） More safe. It also has the control through solenoid valve to prevent liquid leakage during pipe switching, and can be synchronously connected with the constant flow pump and peristaltic pump produced by our factory. Suitable for biology, environment and other fields. Collector for non-corrosive liquids.

Functional features:
Experimental constant flow pump

• Round turntable design, precise pipe alignment.

• Automatic detection function for power-on.
• It is equipped with solenoid valve control to prevent liquid leakage during pipe switching.
• It uses microcontroller control and accurate operation.

• Low noise, stable operation and easy operation.

• New motor drive design, fast reset.

• Synchronous connection with the constant flow pump and peristaltic pump produced by our factory
• Internal wide voltage design, suitable for complex power supply environments.  

Application areas:
• Water and wastewater treatment
• Extract liquid in environmental experiments
• Food experiments
• Bioengineering experiments
• Separation chromatography experiment

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