Used OGALLALA VA-1513 #9178006 for sale

OGALLALA VA-1513 is an environmental chamber typically used in a wide range of research fields to accelerate change in physical parameters such as temperature, humidity, pressure, and light intensity. VA-1513 is manufactured using high-grade materials of robust construction, resulting in a reliable piece of equipment that has long-term use potential. The external construction of OGALLALA VA-1513 is composed of aluminium plates, insulated with mineral wool and finished with a durable white powdered-coated paint, providing a robust and reliable external casing. VA-1513 has a large, easily-moving external door to provide safe and easy access to the chamber. The rear panel is equipped with a series of digital displays and controls to manage the environment within the chamber. This panel can be used for manual settings and can also be connected to a computer for automated control. The interior of OGALLALA VA-1513 features a cross-flow fan to provide balanced air circulation. This circulation ensures that temperatures remain consistent throughout the chamber top-to-bottom and side-to-side. The interior of the chamber is also equipped with a UV light, which can be turned on or off depending on the requirements of the experiment. An in-built data logger is used to record the temperature and light levels within the chamber throughout the duration of the experiment. VA-1513 can reach temperatures as low as -95°C as well as a maximum of +100°C. It can also reach a maximum relative humidity (RH) level of 95%. This means it is ideal for studying the effects of extreme temperatures and humidity on samples or experiments. This chamber can also be fitted with specialised accessories, such as steel telescopic shelves and a security lock, for improved versatility and to better meet the requirements of the application. OGALLALA VA-1513 is incredibly reliable and versatile and provides an excellent choice for a wide range of applications and research tasks from aerospace engineering to agriculture research.