Boxlight LD12-BIOCHM Labdisc Portable STEM Lab (Biology and Chemistry)
| Product Name | Boxlight LD12-BIOCHM Labdisc Portable STEM Lab (Biology and Chemistry) |
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| SKU | LD12-BIOCHM |
| Manufacturer | Boxlight |
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Labdisc BioChem Specifications |
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Science parameter |
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Biology & Chemistry |
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Supported platforms |
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Standalone, PC, Mac, iPad, Android, Linux |
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Built-in sensors |
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Air Pressure, Amb. Temperature, Barometric Pressure, Colorimeter, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen (electrode sold separately), GPS, Heart Rate, Light, pH, Relative Humidity, Thermocouple, Turbidity, Universal Input |
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GPS data logging |
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Yes |
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Remote data logging |
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Yes |
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Max. sampling speed |
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24,000/s |
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Sampling resolution |
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12-bit |
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Int. measurement storage |
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128,000 samples |
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Int. rechargeable battery |
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LiPO 7.2 V |
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Battery life |
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> 150 hours |
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Display |
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Graphical LCD 64 x 128 pixels |
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Keypad |
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Yes |
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USB communication |
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USB 2.0 |
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Wireless communication |
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Bluetooth V2.0 |
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Automatic sensor testing |
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Yes |
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Auto sensor calibration |
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Yes |
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Size (round disc) |
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ø = 132 mm, H = 45 mm (ø = 5.2 in., H = 1.77 in.) |
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Weight |
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300 gr. |
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Temperature range |
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-10 to 50 °C (14 to 122°) F |
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Standard compliance |
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CE, FCC |
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External power supply |
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100-240 V AC/12 V DC 1A |
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Software |
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GlobiLab |
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Accessories |
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Table stand, lab stand adapter, carry bag (optional) |
Boxlight LD12-BIOCHM Labdisc Portable STEM Lab (Biology and Chemistry)
Q) How can I initiate the GPS on the Labdisk?
A. When the Labdisk is used for the first time, the GPS is already in the cold start mode as a result it may take 20 to 30 minutes max. to sync. First the GPS needs to be synched with 3 or more than 3 satellites so you can achive accurate global positioning coordinates. Once you have synched there will be an antenna like icon ( ) shown on the display. Later even if you turn off the Labdisk, it will remember the sync data and in the future within a minute the GPS will be synched.
Q) How can the memory be erased on the Labdisk from the Android App?
A. Connect the Labdisk with the Globilab app on the tablet. In the top action bar there is an ‘options’ icon then from the menu simply select the ‘clean Labdisk’ option.
Q) How can the memory be erased on the Labdisk from the Android App?
A. Connect the Labdisk with the Globilab app on the iPad. You will see an icon which looks like this , tap and hold the download icon. Once you have done this, the app will automatically open a dialogue box which lets you clean the memory.
Q) Will it break if it falls 2-3 times?
A. This product is made with high quality steel and is tested in labs in different ways. This testing has made sure that the product will definitely not break or wear off easily.
Q) Who can use the Labdisk Units and Tablets?
A. It can be efficiently used by students from K-12 grades.
Q) How is the Labdisk unique?
A. It is a complete lab in the palm of your hands. Students can now collect and analyze real-time data this portable STEM lab solution that makes learning interesting, engaging and fun rather than a burden.
Q) What opportunities does Labdisk has for the future?
A. Labdisk is the future of science. It opens gateways for so many new opportunities by making learning fast and easy. This interactive technology eliminates the need of individually going to the labs as it brings everything in one compact disk like tool. It lets students think creatively and makes them learn innovatively so they can become pro’s in the future by learning more and more every day.
What’s more exciting about the Labdisk is that it not only caters the needs of students but also motivates teachers to teach in the through a pedagogical approach. It’s true that great things always happens for the life-long learners!
Q) How many types of Labdisks are their i.e. in what subjects?
A. Basically there are four different types of Labdisks that specialize in the following subjects:
- Environment
- General Science
- Physics
- Biology & Chemistry
Q) The different subject Labdisks have the same sensors?
A. No! All of them have different type of built-in sensors that are incorporated according to the subjects.
