YESAIR Incubation Verification Monitor
The YESAIR Incubator Verification Monitor is a handheld gas monitor designed for precise and reliable measurement of carbon dioxide, oxygen, temperature, and relative humidity in incubators. It is ideal for use in hospitals, laboratories, IVF facilities, poultry incubators, infant incubators, bacteriological incubators, and biomedical research facilities, ensuring accurate environmental monitoring for critical applications.
The device features stable infrared CO2 sensor technology with an optional O2 sensor, allowing comprehensive monitoring of gas levels. Its lightweight and ergonomic design makes it comfortable to use, while the large graphic LCD display with a user-friendly menu ensures straightforward operation. Rechargeable batteries and an AC adapter/charger are included for convenience and portability.
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The YESAIR Incubator Verification Monitor is equipped with two sampling probes. The high-humidity gas sample probe, approximately 3.5 feet in length, utilizes Nafion® tubing to eliminate internal moisture and stabilize relative humidity, ensuring precise gas readings. The temperature and RH probe incorporates sensors at its tip to verify incubator chamber conditions. Both probes are designed for easy access through incubator ports, facilitating seamless measurements.
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Additional features include optional high-capacity data logging capabilities with a 2GB SD memory card and software for data analysis and graphing. The monitor’s components are RoHS compliant and CE certified, ensuring high-quality performance and durability. The package includes the monitor with a pump, remote probes for gas and temperature/RH sampling, calibration tubing, three rechargeable NiMH batteries, an AC adapter, and a hard plastic carrying case. An optional YES Logger package is available, offering expanded data management tools with a 2GB SD card, USB cable, card reader, and YES Viewer Software for advanced data analysis.
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This robust and portable instrument is an essential tool for maintaining precise environmental conditions in sensitive incubator applications.