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Eppendorf 5415R Refrigerated Centrifuge
Temperature Range
0°C to 40°C
- Compact and quiet refrigerated microcentrifuge for minimal workspace impact
- Fast pre-cooling ensures precise temperature control for sensitive samples
- Maintains sample integrity by holding temperature stability even at high speeds
- Quick cooling function lowers chamber temperature to 4C in just 16 minutes
- Ergonomic low-profile design allows for effortless rotor loading and unloading
- Simple operation with intuitive dial controls and digital display readouts
- Fast TEMP function enables rapid temperature stabilization for efficient workflows
- Standby cooling maintains chamber temperature with the lid closed between runs
- Programmable timer and acceleration settings provide optimized sample processing
The Eppendorf 5415R Refrigerated Centrifuge is the smallest
and quietest refrigerated microcentrifuge on the market with fast pre-cooling
and max temperature accuracy. The 5415R centrifuge guarantees maximum sample protection
and energy efficiency, with temperature-sensitive samples maintained safely and
exactly at 4°C even at maximum speed. This refrigerated centrifuge can cool to
4°C from room temperature in a short 16 minutes, aided by its quick
acceleration and deceleration. This centrifuge can reach speeds up to 13,200 RPM with max RCF of 16,100 x g. The Eppendorf 5415R’s low profile design is
extremely ergonomic for the loading and unloading of the rotor. Maximum capacity is 24 x 2ml with included rotor (or 36 x 0.5ml otherwise).
All of our equipment is fully tested to perform at factory
specifications before being shipped.
Please confirm this rotor meets your application needs and request a different rotor, if necessary. Available rotors can be found in our Rotor Compatibility Guide.
The Eppendorf 5415R Refrigerated Centrifuge includes:
- > F-45-24-11 Rotor
- > NIST Centrifuge Calibration and Preventative Maintenance Report
- > Power Cord
- > Operator's Guide
- > Full 180 Day Parts and Labor Warranty
Eppendorf 5415R Refrigerated Centrifuge Specifications
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Maximum Speed
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13,200 RPM
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Maximum RCF
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16,100 x g
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Maximum Capacity
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24 x 1.5/2.0ml
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Temperature Range
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0°C to 40°C
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Maximum Kinetic Energy
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3,100 Nm
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Acceleration
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< 15 sec
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Deceleration
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< 13 sec
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Timer
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30 minutes
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Dimensions (H x D x W)
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11.4 x 17.7 x 9 in. (29 x 45 x 3.5 cm)
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Weight
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46.7 lb. (21.2 kg)
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Electrical Requirements
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110-115W, 50/60Hz, 2.6A, 300W
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- Door Latch Assembly Checked for Full Function
- Door Hinges are Checked and Lubed as Needed
- Drive Belt is Checked for Rips and Tears and Replaced if Needed
- Rotors and O-rings are Lubed as Needed
- Lamps and Display are Checked and Replaced if Dim
- Line Cord is Checked Signs of Fray or Damage and Replaced Accordingly
- Internal Circuitry is Checked for Faulty/Shorted Components and Replaced Accordingly
- Confirm the power supply output voltages match specified requirements for stable distribution to all internal components
- Measure and verify voltages at PCB test points to ensure accurate power delivery and circuit integrity
- Confirm rotor compatibility with the centrifuge model and check that rotor detection systems recognize the rotor type
- Inspect the exterior for any cosmetic or structural damage that could affect performance or safety
- Check the door mechanism alignment to ensure secure and smooth opening and closing
- Inspect and replace the gas strut with an OEM part to maintain proper door support and safety
- Examine the rotor chamber bowl for dents or damage and replace as needed to ensure safe operation
- Replace and confirm full functionality of all lid lock switches to maintain secure closure
- Inspect and lubricate the door lock mechanism, applying grease to the lid lock rail for smooth operation
- Test compressor functionality (if applicable) to ensure proper operation and consistent temperature control
- Conduct an 8-12 hour cycle test to validate consistent performance over prolonged use
- Confirm rotor motor stability, check for unusual noise, and assess mechanical integrity during operation
- Inspect the condensation drain and clear any clogs to prevent moisture buildup in the rotor chamber
- Verify RPM accuracy using an NIST-traceable tachometer and perform calibration as necessary
- Check the centrifuge error log to ensure zero recorded issues, confirming system reliability
Technician Inspection and Recertification Checklist: Centrifuges
The Following Checklist Is to Be Performed on All Incoming and Outgoing Pieces of Equipment
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Remarks? |
| Confirm power supply output voltages match specified requirements |
Completed |
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| Measure and verify voltages at PCB test points for accuracy |
Completed |
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| Confirm rotor compatibility and detection for proper identification |
Completed |
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| Inspect exterior for cosmetic or structural damage |
Completed |
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| Check door mechanism alignment for secure opening and closing |
Completed |
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| Inspect and replace gas strut with OEM part as needed |
Completed |
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| Examine rotor chamber for dents or damage and replace if necessary |
Completed |
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| Replace and confirm functionality of all lid lock switches |
Completed |
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| Lubricate door lock mechanism and lid lock rail for smooth operation |
Completed |
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| Test compressor (if applicable) for proper operation and cooling |
Completed |
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| Run 8-12 hour cycle test to ensure consistent performance |
Completed |
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| Check rotor motor for stability, noise, and integrity |
Completed |
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| Inspect and clear condensation drain to prevent buildup |
Completed |
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| Verify RPM accuracy with NIST traceable tachometer and calibrate |
Completed |
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| Check centrifuge error log for zero recorded issues |
Completed |
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To View More of Our Recertification Protocol Click Here
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