Top mounted light incubatorIt is a device with illumination, high-precision temperature control, and adopts the fourth generation new plant growth light source lamp board. It has many characteristics different from other electric light sources, such as energy saving, environmental protection, safety and reliability, long service life, short response time, small size, light weight, low heat generation, easy dispersion or combination control. Different temperatures and light intensities can be set in different time periods according to experimental needs, accurately simulating different environmental and climatic conditions. It is a cost-effective experimental equipment for production and scientific research departments such as botany, biological genetic engineering, medicine, forestry, environmental science, animal husbandry, and aquaculture.
How to correctly set up a top mounted light incubator:
Basic setup steps:
Enter cycle setting: Long press the "cycle segment number key" for about 2 seconds to enter the cycle setting state. Adjust the total number of cycles by pressing the "increase" or "decrease" key (for example, setting it to "10" means running for 10 cycles), and then long press the key again to exit.
Set segment number: Long press the "Set/Search" button for about 2 seconds to select the segment number. For example, if a cycle consists of two segments, day and night, then set the number of segments to "2".
Set parameters for each section: Click the "Set/Query" button to enter the parameter modification interface, and sequentially set the temperature, light intensity, and time for each section.
The first paragraph (such as daytime): Set the temperature (such as 20 ℃), light intensity (such as level 4), and duration (such as 12 hours).
The second paragraph (such as at night): Set the temperature (such as 10 ℃), light intensity (level 0), and duration (such as 12 hours).
Start running: After completing all parameter settings, the controller will automatically run according to the settings and stop after reaching the total number of cycles.