Steam Sterilizer
Novo Pro 18L LED
The Novo Pro 18L LED is a compact Class B steam sterilizer designed for a small reprocessing area in a dental.
Novo Pro 16L LED Steam Sterilizer
The Novo Pro 16L LED is a Class B steam sterilizer designed for practices needing a compact, reliable reprocessing solution.
Overview
What The Novo Pro 16L LED Is For
The Novo Pro 16L LED is a Class B steam sterilizer designed for practices needing a compact, reliable reprocessing solution. A 16 L chamber takes up to five trays, fractionated vacuum removes air from hollow and wrapped loads, and cycle data is logged to SD card. It runs on single-phase 220-240 V and occupies 585 x 438 x 405 mm, fitting into smaller treatment rooms.
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1800Days of aging test
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Key Benefits
Why Clinics Choose The Novo Pro 16L LED
Class B fractionated vacuum sterilizes wrapped instruments and hollow handpieces
Five trays per load reduces the number of cycles needed
Cycle data is traceable via SD card, simplifying compliance
Preheating with standby reduces cycle time
Multi-language operating system simplifies use for rotating staff
Double safety locking prevents cycles starting with an open door
Application Scenarios
- Turning around handpieces and instruments between patients in a small dental practice
- Sterilizing wrapped surgical kits for immediate use
- Reprocessing hollow instruments where air would block steam
- Running an end-of-day cycle for pouched instruments
- Maintaining a documented cycle record for audits
Who It Is For
- Dental clinics and stomatology departments needing on-site reprocessing
- Small hospitals and outpatient practices without a central sterile services department
- Veterinary practices sterilizing surgical packs in house
- Aesthetic and cosmetic clinics sterilizing reusable instruments
- Dental equipment distributors needing a Class B sterilizer for their catalogue
Problems It Solves
What Goes Wrong Without It
- Unwrapped-only sterilizers cannot process all load types
- Manual cycle logs are prone to errors and loss
- Instruments emerging damp require reprocessing, wasting time
- Cold starts slow down the first cycles of the day
- Tap water scales the chamber and shortens the machine’s life
Technical
Technical Features And Specifications
- Class B fractionated vacuum cycles conforming to YY/T0646-2015
- LED display with 11 programs and tests
- Preheating system with standby to maintain chamber temperature
- Wind cooling window with 260 x 142 mm cooling area and 73 aluminium radiating layers
- Quick coupling connections for filling and draining
- Intelligent monitoring and diagnosis system identifies fault sections
- Traceability to SD card
- Bacteriological filter retaining not less than 99.5 percent of particles above 0.3 micrometres
- Double door locking with mechanical, sensor and pressure locks
- Optional built-in water quality detection
| Cycle Type | Class B, fractionated vacuum |
|---|---|
| Chamber Volume | 16 L |
| Overall Size (L x W x H) | 585x438x405mm |
| Weight | 42 kg |
| Electrical Supply | 220-240 VAC-50/60Hz, single-phase |
| Nominal Voltage | 220V, 50Hz |
| Max Current | 10A |
| Max Working Pressure | 2.5 Bar(250 kPa) |
| Min Working Pressure | -0.9 Bar(-90 kpa) |
| Max Temperature | <145 C |
| Clean Water Tank | 3.4L |
| Waste Water Tank | 1.7L |
| Average Water Consumption | 0.15L(Min) 0.26L(Max) |
| Bacteriological Filter | not less than 99.5 percent for particles above 0.3um |
| Conformity | Medical Device Directive (MDD), YY/T0646-2015 |
| Max Altitude | 2000 asl |
| Sound Power Levels | < 80 DB |
Materials
- Stainless steel sterilization chamber
- Steel wire tray carrier
- Steel wire trays
- Aluminium heat radiating sheets
How It Is Used In The Workflow
- Cleaning - instruments are cleaned and dried before wrapping
- Wrapping - pouches or reels are sealed with the cycle date visible
- Water supply - the tank is filled with distilled water
- Cycle selection - the operator selects a program on the LED display
- Fractionated vacuum - air is removed from wrapped and hollow loads
- Sterilization and drying - the cycle holds temperature and dries
- Record - the cycle is written to SD card
Quality Control
- Vacuum and pressure limits are monitored on every cycle
- Programs include routine tests
- The diagnosis system identifies the failing section
- Each unit undergoes an 1800-day aging test
- Cycle data is retained on SD card for traceability
Certifications And Conformity
- EN 13060 small steam sterilizer
- IEC 61010-1
- IEC 61010-2-040
Options
Configuration And Customization
Optional automatic water filling system
Optional built-in water quality detection
Optional external thermal printer
Instruments management assistant trays
Multi-language operating system
Comparison
How The Novo Pro 16L LED Compares
| Compared With | What Changes |
|---|---|
| Class N sterilizer | A Class N unit only handles unwrapped solids; the Novo Pro 16L LED also processes wrapped and hollow loads |
| Novo Pro 23L | The 23 L chamber suits a busier practice and uses more water per cycle; the 16 L is more compact |
| Central sterile services | Outsourcing removes equipment cost but adds transport time and a second set of instruments |
Use Guide
Running The Novo Pro 16L LED Day To Day
- Fill the clean water tank with distilled water and check the level indicator
- Run the daily test program before the first patient load
- Load trays so pouches lie flat and do not touch the chamber wall
- Select the appropriate program for the load type
- Empty the waste water tank when prompted
- Keep the SD card in place for cycle recording
FAQ
Novo Pro 16L LED Questions
What is the difference between Class B and Class N sterilization
Class B uses fractionated vacuum to remove air, reaching wrapped instruments and hollow handpieces. Class N handles unwrapped solids only. The Novo Pro 16L LED runs Class B cycles.
What water quality is required
Feed water must have a conductivity of less than 15uS/cm. Distilled water is recommended.
How many instrument trays fit in one load
The carrier takes up to five trays, or three when rotated 90 degrees.
How are cycle records kept
Every cycle is written to SD card. An external thermal printer is available as an option.
What power supply does it need
220-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz single phase, drawing 10A.
What is the warranty period
24 months or 2000 cycles, whichever comes first.
Can this sterilizer be used at high altitude
The unit is rated to 2000m above sea level. Above that height, it must not be used.
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