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In touch with life - Eppendorf

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Electroporation and electrofusion<br />

267<br />

Eporator®<br />

NEW!<br />

Product features<br />

‡‡<br />

Faster sample handling—simple one-button operation:<br />

just set the voltage or choose a preset parameter and<br />

insert a cuvette<br />

‡‡<br />

<strong>In</strong>tuitive use—the status information on the colored<br />

display minimizes errors<br />

‡‡<br />

Fast and freely programmable—two program buttons<br />

allow storage and recall of most commonly used<br />

parameters<br />

‡‡<br />

Safe electronics and integrated electroporation<br />

chamber eliminate voltage leaks and misuse<br />

‡‡<br />

Compact, space-saving design for easy storage<br />

and transport<br />

‡‡<br />

Easy, GLP-compliant documentation via USB port—<br />

data from your experiments can be exported for<br />

documentation analysis<br />

Description<br />

The <strong>Eppendorf</strong> ® Eporator is a compact instrument designed for<br />

fast and controlled electroporation of bacteria, yeast and other<br />

microorganisms. The instrument is unique due to its intuitive<br />

operation and user-friendly programming of standard methods,<br />

as well as its USB port, via which experimental data may be<br />

easily exported and documented.<br />

The <strong>Eppendorf</strong> Eporator is designed to deliver ideal conditions<br />

for electroporation of your bacteria and yeast, leading to<br />

a transformation efficiency far higher than <strong>with</strong> chemical<br />

transformation (heat shock).<br />

Technical specifications<br />

<strong>In</strong>put voltage<br />

100 V–240 V ±10%, 50 Hz–60 Hz<br />

Power input<br />

20 W<br />

Time constant<br />

5 ms (nominal)<br />

Output waveform Decaying exponential waveform<br />

<strong>with</strong> RC time constant of 5 ms<br />

Pulse voltage<br />

20 V–2,500 V<br />

Charging time<br />

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