Abstract: A tabletop steam sterilizer system is housed within a tabletop cabinet housing having a water inlet that is adapted for connection to a municipal water supply, thus allowing its use anywhere that there is a standard water supply and without need of a distilled water supply. The tabletop steam sterilizer system includes at least one sterilizing chamber, although more than one independently operable sterilizing chamber may be provided. The tabletop steam sterilizer system also includes a water distiller system that receives water from the municipal or other non-distilled water supply, converts that municipal or other non-distilled water to distilled water, and supplies that distilled water to the sterilization chamber to carry out a sterilization cycle. Exhaust from the sterilization chamber may be recycled back to the distiller system for processing by the distiller system back into distilled water for subsequent sterilization cycles.

Abstract: A tabletop steam sterilizer system is housed within a tabletop cabinet housing having a water inlet that is adapted for connection to a municipal water supply, thus allowing its use anywhere that there is a standard water supply and without need of a distilled water supply. The tabletop steam sterilizer system includes a plurality of independently operable sterilizing chambers, each of which receives steam from a single steam generator. A single system controller provides for the on-demand sharing of system resources among the two sterilizing chambers. The tabletop steam sterilizer system also includes a water distiller system that receives water from the municipal or other non-distilled water supply, converts that municipal or other non-distilled water to distilled water, and supplies that distilled water to the sterilization chambers to carry out a sterilization cycle.