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HeatSensor DUO Heating Block (APP032) | Unisensor

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Unisensor 2-position heating block incubator for rapid test kits with automatic visual and audio alerts. Compact and practical for field and laboratory use.

2-position heating block capacity
Automatic timer with visual and audible alerts
Compact dimensions: 120 x 110 x 148 mm
Lightweight design: 0.50 kg
Suitable for field and laboratory applications
Compatible with Unisensor rapid test kits

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HeatSensor DUO (APP032) is a compact heating block incubator that provides the stable incubation temperature required by Unisensor rapid test kits. A maximum of 2 tests can be incubated simultaneously, and the integrated timer monitors the incubation process with visual and audible alerts, reducing user error.

The device is designed for users who require rapid and reliable results, especially in field conditions; its small footprint and lightweight construction enable portable operation. With the automatic timer, incubation time requires no manual monitoring, reducing time loss and error risk, particularly during high-throughput testing workflows.

Optimized for full compatibility with Unisensor test kits, it provides flexibility between laboratory and field-based applications.

Technical Specifications

Model	APP032
Dimensions (W x D x H)	120 x 110 x 148 mm
Weight	0.50 kg
Capacity	Maximum 2 tests
Timer	Automatic with visual and audible alerts
Application	Field and laboratory use