CO2-Multi-Rack

TEMSEGA’s MULTI-MODULES CO2 Rack is a tailor-made solution meeting your technical needs and adaptable throughout its use :

Modular and scalable rack from 2 to 8 modules.
Each module operates independently of the others.
Compatible with all ventilated cages on the market.
Pre-recorded and customizable CO2 euthanasia protocols for each rodent breed.

Advantages

Each module can be activated or deactivated independently of the others.
This system makes it possible to launch several cycles according to the arrival of the cages, or on the contrary a large number of cages simultaneously.
The cycle takes place with an induction phase allowing the sending of a starting concentration perfectly dosed of CO2 in order to put the animal to sleep without suffering.
Then this phase is followed by a euthanasia phase and finally a purge phase to empty the CO2 from the cages.
Each module can be fitted with specific nozzles depending on the brands and models of ventilated cages you use. They are also compatible with traditional open cages.
The control touch screen allows you to select the modules, the program for each module, activate the module lighting, and activate or deactivate the door safeties of each module.
It displays in real time the evolution of the cycles of each module and all the alarms for monitoring correct operation.

Technical specifications

CONFIGURATION

The rack is in the form of 2, 4 or 8 modules. You can change from 2 to 4 modules or 8 modules at any time by adding a column to increase your capacity according to the volume of animals to be treated.

The CO2 concentrations in the induction phase are adjustable, as well as the duration of each phase. The gas flows and mixtures are automatically managed by the control unit.

Many programs can be memorized for safe and efficient work.

ASPIRATIONS

The CO2 Rack can be connected to any type of building extraction.

In 2 and 4 module versions, it can also have its own soda lime-based CO2 filtration drawer

Alarms signal any extraction or filtration failure for optimal user safety

Likewise, alarms signal any failure of the air or CO2 sources to guarantee perfect success of veterinary protocols.