Overflow/Spill Sensor protects sensitive equipment.
September 10, 2004 - Model OS-250 detects leaks and spills around equipment such as microscopes, HPLCs, low-pressure columns, and cell perfusion systems. When spills occur, integrated, switched power controller can be used to turn off pumps, perfusion systems, or any item plugged into controller. Response is initiated after few drops of most liquids. System features disposable, moisture-sensitive mats, audible and visual alarms, and 8 A switched power supply.
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Original Press release
Harvard Apparatus, Inc.
84 October Hill Rd., Bldg. 7
Holliston, MA, 01746 1371
USA
New Overflow/Spill Sensor Protects Your Valuable Equipment
The New OS-250 Overflow/Spill Sensor from Warner Instruments, a Harvard Apparatus Company, provides a simple and effective method for detecting leaks and spills around sensitive equipment (such as a microscope, HPLC’s, Low pressure columns, cell perfusion systems or any sensitive instrumentation).
In the event of a spill, the integrated, switched power controller can be used to rapidly turn off pumps, perfusion systems, or any item that is plugged into the controller. When installed, the OS-250 can respond to as little as a few drops of most liquids.
The system features: Disposable cutable moisture sensitive mats, audible and visual alarms, 8 amp switched power supply, rapid response to liquid exposure shut off capability. The system responds to one to three drops of: nanopure H2O, Normal saline, ETOH acetone, MeOH, hexane, chloroform, decane and many more.
Harvard Apparatus is a global developer, manufacturer and distributor of innovative and specialized products to enhance bioresearch.
For more information contact:
Harvard Bioscience, Inc.
84 October Hill Road
Holliston, Massachusetts 01746
Toll Free: 800-272-2775
Phone: 508-893-8999
Fax: 508-429-5732
E-mail: bioscience@harvardapparatus.com
Web: www.harvardapparatus.com
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