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The MultiPod station has been designed to meet high capacity storage requirements where constant monitoring of storage conditions is preferred.
Flexible high capacity storage
The MultiPod is a modular system and can be permanently connected to up to 20 StoragePod enclosures simultaneously, with extra enclosures being added as required.
This system is able to manage up to 2.2 million samples in 384 well format.
Flexible system design offers the user a variety of enclosure layout options, the MultiPod system allows the connected enclosures to be stored in a -20oC cold room.
Constant environment monitoring
The MultiPod provides constant (i.e. 24/7) monitoring of the connected enclosure environments.
Automatic enclosure re-purging is performed, when needed, to maintain inert storage conditions.
Easy access
The MultiPod™ station has a ‘pause’ button which allows the user access to connected enclosures.
Pressing the ‘start’ button then re-activates the system. The MultiPod station will then re-purge the accessed enclosures automatically and return to a monitoring state.
User-selectable parameters
Configurable monitoring/purge routine parameters for optimisation of enclosure storage conditions.
The MultiPod station features a simple programmable interface via the display screen and option buttons.
External purging
Like the StoragePod, the MultiPod also supports purging of external enclosures.
Choice of enclosure size
The MultiPod station is compatible with any of the StoragePod enclosures however it is best used in conjunction with the larger enclosure designs (e.g. San Diego and San Francisco).
Applications
- Low cost, high capacity compound storage, local to HTS.
- Safe delivery of compounds within research operations. To and from compound management, sample preparation, reformatting, HTS. etc.
- Recovery of damaged (water laden) DMSO/compound mixtures.
- Storage for acoustic (nano-volume) samples to build up plate stocks and so achieve “just in time” assay ready plates.
- Storage of particularly sensitive compounds (e.g. fractions).
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