BINDER Constant Climate Chamber, KBF260UL-120V, With Large Temperature And Humidity Range

BINDER Constant Climate Chamber, KBF260UL-120V, With Large Temperature And Humidity Range delivers high-precision temperature and humidity control for long-term stability testing in pharmaceutical, biotechnological, and industrial laboratories. The APT.line preheating chamber technology ensures even climate distribution, while a capacitive humidity sensor with responsive steam humidification maintains accurate and stable conditions. With its inverter cooling unit using the climate-neutral refrigerant R-600a, the KBF260UL-120V combines performance with energy efficiency and environmental sustainability, ensuring reliable and compliant operation for ICH stability studies.

Key Features:

• Brand: BINDER
• Model: KBF260UL-120V
• Technology: APT.line preheating chamber for uniform temperature and humidity control
• Cooling System: Inverter cooling with R-600a climate-neutral refrigerant
• Humidity Control: Capacitive humidity sensor with responsive steam humidification
• Material: Stainless-steel inner chamber and racks; metal oxide-coated safety-glass inner doors
• Controller: Intuitive touchscreen interface with time-segment and real-time programming
• Safety: Class 3.3 temperature safety device (DIN 12880) with visual and acoustic alarms
• Connectivity: USB and Ethernet interfaces for data logging and device monitoring
• Software: Includes BINDER Multi Management Software APT-COM Basic Edition
• Additional Features: Adjustable fan speed, door heating to prevent condensation, and internal data logger
• Design: Floor-standing chamber with robust twin casters and front brakes for mobility and stability

Note: Models 260, 470 and 720 can be optionally equipped with LED light modules for ICH photostability or plant-growth testing. Please order light modules separately.

The BINDER Constant Climate Chamber KBF260UL-120V provides reliable, energy-efficient, and precise environmental control, making it ideal for ICH-compliant stability testing and long-term climatic simulations.