| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Hot Plate Analgesia Meter DSP-20 |
| Category | Analytical Instrument |
| Product Type | Hot Plate Analgesia Testing Instrument |
| Display | Digital LCD Display |
| Temperature Range | Ambient to 70°C (Model Dependent) |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±0.5°C |
| Temperature Control | Digital PID Temperature Controller |
| Timer | Digital Reaction Time Timer |
| Test Chamber | Transparent Acrylic Enclosure |
| Safety Feature | Adjustable Cut-Off Timer |
| Construction | Stainless Steel Heating Plate with Powder-Coated Body |
| Power Supply | 220–240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Application | Analgesia & Pain Sensitivity Testing |
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Hot Plate Analgesia Meter
The Hot Plate Analgesia Meter DSP-20 is a precision laboratory instrument designed to evaluate pain sensitivity and analgesic response in small laboratory animals using the hot plate method. Featuring accurate digital temperature control, programmable testing parameters, and automatic reaction time measurement, it provides reliable and reproducible results for pharmacological research, neuroscience studies, pain assessment, and preclinical drug evaluation.
- Precise digital temperature control for consistent testing.
- High-quality stainless steel hot plate ensures uniform heating.
- Automatic reaction time measurement for accurate results.
- Transparent acrylic chamber allows clear observation of test animals.
- Adjustable cut-off time enhances animal safety during experiments.
- Easy-to-use digital control panel with intuitive operation.
- Stable temperature maintenance for reproducible experiments.
- Durable laboratory-grade construction for long-term use.
- Ideal for pharmaceutical laboratories, neuroscience research centers, biotechnology facilities, universities, veterinary institutions, and preclinical research laboratories.
- Suitable for evaluating analgesic drugs, pain threshold, thermal nociception, and neurological responses in small laboratory animals.
- Designed for research applications following institutional animal ethics guidelines.
- Clean the heating plate and acrylic chamber after each experiment.
- Regularly calibrate the temperature sensor and timer to maintain testing accuracy.
- Install the instrument on a stable, level laboratory bench in a well-ventilated environment.
- Compatible with standard laboratory protocols for thermal pain assessment studies.
