Environmental Chamber Meets Sustainability Standards

 Environmental Chamber Meets Sustainability Standards

To help simulate exact environmental conditions for shipping, storage or research environments, Thermo Fisher Scientific introduces the Thermo Scientific Heratherm Environmental Chamber, offering repeatable and consistent performance. The sophisticated data capture system enables 21 CFR Part 11 data management and traceability. Excellent for regulated environments, the Heratherm Environmental Chamber is available in four models that feature flexible configurations to meet the demands of drug development, academic and industrial workflows. 

Large institutions including pharma, government, and academic centers are increasingly concerned about meeting sustainability standards without sacrificing quality when it comes to their lab equipment decisions. Addressing this balance, the Heratherm Environmental Chamber empowers labs to sustainably achieve outstanding results. Peltier electric heating and cooling technology supports temperature stability and uniformity with lower energy usage and without use of hazardous refrigerant, compared to traditional compressors. Additionally, vertical low-energy LED lighting includes UV light that meets ICH testing standards and programmable light spectrum with day and night cycles.

A unique and intuitive touch screen interface enables the user to program complex tasks without the need for in-depth training and can be configured for open or restricted user modes. The user has all needed information clearly laid out at eye level.

Key Applications:

• Pharma and Biotechnology companies testing drug product in a quality control lab or micro incubation in R&D labs

• Academic labs (stability testing, plant growth, animal hatching, light simulation testing)

• Industrial and applied labs (battery, cosmetics, packaging, food & beverage shelf life) 

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