Research units

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Daavlin 4 Series Research Irradiator
Table-top UV/Visible research irradiator with integrated dosimetry

1. Overview

The Daavlin 4 Series Research Unit provides a concentrated ultraviolet/visible light source for laboratory research. It accommodates subjects from small cell cultures to medium-sized live animal models and uses an integrated dosimetry system to deliver consistent, accurate light doses by continuously monitoring lamp output.

2. Key Features

  • Integrated dosimetry: Wavelength-specific UV sensors track output and automatically compensate for fluctuations to keep experimental conditions consistent.
  • Spacious irradiation area: ~24" deep × 42" wide with ~8" usable height (61 × 107 × 20 cm).
  • Portable, table-top form factor: Lightweight and easily deployed within a lab; locate in a space with ventilation.
  • Electrically universal: Works on 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz and draws <10 A.
  • Lamp flexibility: Single-wavelength units or combination builds (any two lamp types) for solar-simulation style experiments.

3. Specifications

Lamp Options

  • UVC (254 nm)
  • UVB Broadband (305 nm)
  • UVB Narrowband (311 nm)
  • UVA (350 nm)
  • UVA1 (365 nm)
  • Blue Light (405 nm) & (452 nm)
  • Red Light (633 nm)

Physical & Electrical

  • Dimensions: 50.25" L × 19" D × 8" H (127.5 × 48.2 × 20.3 cm)
  • Electrical: 400–800 W, 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz, <10 A (standard wall outlet)
  • Weight: ~36 lb (16.3 kg)

4. Site & Setup Notes

  • Place on a stable surface with access to ventilation; keep vents clear.
  • Ensure the work area allows safe access to the front aperture and any shielding used for subjects.
  • Confirm voltage selection and protective earth before use.

5. Safety & Intended Use

  • Research use only. Daavlin makes no medical or disinfection claims for this device.
  • Follow lab PPE policies (e.g., UV-blocking eyewear, skin shielding) appropriate to the wavelength in use.
  • Operate by trained personnel; supervise live-animal work under IACUC or equivalent protocols.

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