BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B)

The BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260 and 470 converts standard climate and cooling incubators into fully compliant photostability testing chambers according to ICH Q1B. Equipped with dedicated VIS and UVA illumination cassettes, this module delivers controlled, uniform light exposure for stability testing of pharmaceuticals and other light-sensitive materials. It installs easily into compatible chambers and provides reliable, repeatable test conditions.

Key Features:

• Brand: BINDER
• Application: Designed for ICH Q1B photostability testing
• Compatibility: KB PRO 260/470, KBF 260/470, KBF PRO 260/470
• Lighting System: VIS and UVA cassettes for complete required spectral exposure
• Control Options: Available in time-programmed or light-dose controlled (LQC) versions
• Illumination Uniformity: Optimised for consistent intensity across the entire sample area
• Compliance: Meets ICH Q1B requirements for VIS and UVA testing conditions
• Installation: Includes mounting brackets, supply box, and connection cables
• Durability: Robust cassette design for long operating life

Scope of Supply:

• VIS light cassette with connection cable
• UVA light cassette with connection cable
• Power supply module / supply box
• Mounting rails and installation hardware
• For LQC version: VIS and UVA light-dose sensors
• User manual

This BINDER ICH Light Module is a practical and cost-effective upgrade for laboratories performing photostability studies. It ensures controlled and repeatable light exposure in accordance with regulatory guidelines, making it ideal for pharmaceutical stability testing and quality assurance workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B) used for?

The BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260 and 470 converts standard climate and cooling incubators into fully compliant photostability testing chambers according to ICH Q1B. Equipped with dedicated VIS and UVA illumination cassettes, this module delivers controlled, uniform light exposure for stability testing of pharmaceuticals and other light-sensitive materials. It installs easily into compatible chambers and provides reliable, repeatable test conditions.

2. Is the BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B) suitable for ICH Q1B photostability testing?

Yes. It is designed for ICH Q1B photostability testing, and offers VIS and UVA cassettes for complete required spectral exposure and available in time-programmed or light-dose controlled (LQC) versions to support this kind of work.

3. What lighting system and control options does the BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B) have?

It has VIS and UVA cassettes for complete required spectral exposure, available in time-programmed or light-dose controlled (LQC) versions and optimised for consistent intensity across the entire sample area, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 8012-2441.

4. What is the BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B) compatible with?

It is compatible with KB PRO 260/470, KBF 260/470, KBF PRO 260/470. It also offers meets ICH Q1B requirements for VIS and UVA testing conditions and mounting brackets, supply box, and connection cables.

5. How does the BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B) compare with the Memmert Light Module Cold White 6.500K LED Light Border, for HPP260 / IPP260 from Memmert?

For applications where compatibility of KB PRO 260/470, KBF 260/470, KBF PRO 260/470 is required, the BINDER ICH Light Module for KB PRO / KBF 260, 470 – Photostability Testing (ICH Q1B) is a strong choice. The Memmert Light Module Cold White 6.500K LED Light Border, for HPP260 / IPP260 offers compatibility of Designed for HPP260 and IPP260 models, making it a suitable alternative when that specification better matches the application.