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PCR Thermal Cycler
TurboCycler 2 Thermal Cycler
Overview
TurboCycler 2 thermal cycler is designed specifically to enhance PCR efficiency and accuracy. It is equipped with a 7” sensitive touchscreen and a friendly graphic user interface, which makes operation highly intuitive. With flexible ramp rate and gradient temperature control, TurboCycler 2 greatly increases PCR accurate optimization. The Wi-Fi function enables you to monitor the PCR run status anytime remotely with walk-away convenience.
Features and Benefits
Flexible Ramp Rate Control
from 0.1 - 5.5 °C/sec to meet the need for the CRISPR related assays .
Fully Adjustable Lid Temperature
can be set between 35 and 120 °C for virtually any type of experiment including NGS pre-treatment.
Gradient Optimization
range from 1 to 30 °C enables optimal experimental conditions in a single PCR run.
Easy to Control
The sensitive 7” capacitive touchscreen enables easy operation even with laboratory gloves.
Friendly User Interface
The graphic interface is easy to use, making the adjustment of experiment parameters such as temperature, time and cycle quick and simple.
Efficient Remote Monitoring
Monitor your PCR status remotely anytime on your mobile device via the free TurboApp.
TurboCycler Model Comparison
Specifications
Sample Block
- 96 Well, Gradient Block: Compatible with regular profile or low profile 0.2 ml PCR tube, strip, non-skirted, semi-skirted and full-skirted 96-well plate
Block Temperature
- Block Temperature Range: 4.0 - 100 °C
- Max. Heating Rate: 5.5 °C/sec
- Max. Cooling Rate: 3.3 °C/sec
- Temperature Accuracy: +/- 0.3 °C
- Temperature Uniformity Across Block: +/- 0.3 °C
- Adjustable Ramp Rate: 0.1 - 5.5 °C/sec
Gradient Temperature
- Gradient Direction: Horizontal across the block
- Gradient Temperature Range: 30 - 100 °C
- Gradient Temperature Difference: Max. span 30 °C
Heater Lid
- Temperature Setting Range: 35 - 120 °C or off
- Temperature Accuracy: +/- 1.0 °C
Software
- Portability of Protocols: Save and transfer to computer or TurboCycler 2 via USB flash drive
- Stored Program No.: > 4000 sets
- Registered User Folder No.: 100 sets
- User Folder Password Protection: Yes
- Run Status Report: Yes, HTML output and transfer via USB flash drive
- Real-time Temp. Profile Export: Yes, CSV output and transfer via USB flash drive
- Tools: Tm calculator, Copy number convertor, Master mix preparation wizard
General
- Display: 7” color LCD with capacitive touch panel
- Data Port: 1 USB Type-A front port for USB flash drive
- Heated Lid: 35 - 120 °C or off
- Auto Restart after Power Outage: Yes
- Remote Monitoring via Wi-Fi: Optional
- Footprint Dimensions (H x W x D): 225 mm x 245 mm x 415 mm
- Weight: 9.5 kg
- Power Supply: AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 750 W
- Certification: CE, RoHS
* Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Ordering
- TCST-9612: Gradient TurboCycler 2 with 96-well Sample Block (110V)
- TCST-9622: Gradient TurboCycler 2 with 96-well Sample Block (220V)
- TCLT-a001: Wi-Fi Upgrade Module
- TCLT-a002: 5.2 mm Compression Mat x 10 pcs
- TCLT-a003: 1.0 mm Compression Mat x 10 pcs
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