1、 Core advantage: Dual optimization of space utilization and efficiency

1. Ultimate saving of floor space, increasing space utilization by 50% -100%
   Ordinary full temperature oscillation incubators are mostly designed as independent vertical units, and each unit requires approximately 0.5-1 square meter of ground space; Stacked models integrate multiple layers (usually 2-3 layers), allowing multiple devices to share the same footprint. For example, a 2-layer stacked model can achieve a cultivation capacity of 2 devices with only 1 space. For scenarios such as laboratories and biological sample banks where every inch of land is valuable, it can significantly reduce ground occupation and free up more operational space.
2. Multiple sets of samples are cultured independently, doubling the experimental efficiency
   Each layer of the stacked structure is an independent temperature control and oscillation unit, which can simultaneously set different temperatures (such as 37 ℃ for one layer, 25 ℃ for one layer) and oscillation speeds (such as 150rpm for one layer, 200rpm for one layer) to meet the parallel requirements of multiple experimental variables. However, for regular models, only one set of parameters can be set at a time. If different cultivation conditions are required, they need to be operated in batches, and the experimental period should be extended by at least 1 time.
3. Lower operation and maintenance costs, more efficient energy consumption and management
   In terms of energy consumption, the stacked multi unit shared heat dissipation and power supply modules have an overall energy consumption 15% -20% lower than multiple ordinary models, and long-term use can reduce electricity expenses; From a management perspective, after integrating multiple devices, there is no need to separately plan the placement of multiple ordinary models, which also reduces the number of device calibrations and maintenance (such as only maintaining one set of main control system for a two-layer stacked model) and lowers management costs.

2、 Secondary advantage: Upgraded details of operation and security

• Layered independent door opening to avoid cross interference
  Each layer of the stacked structure has an independent door. When taking or placing a sample from a certain layer, only the corresponding layer door needs to be opened, and the temperature and humidity environment of other layers are not affected; When the regular model is opened, the temperature inside the box will fluctuate rapidly, which may cause changes in the sample culture conditions, especially for sensitive microorganisms and cell samples.
• More compact structure, suitable for small spaces
  The regular model, due to its independent design, requires a reserved heat dissipation gap between devices (usually ≥ 30cm), while the stacked design optimizes the heat dissipation structure through integrated design, making the device more compact as a whole and even able to be embedded in experimental tables or corners, adapting to irregular laboratory layouts.

3、 Comparison of applicable scenarios