Blood Bank Refrigerator LBBR-A30 Catalog

Overview

Blood Bank Refrigerator LBBR-A30 is an upright type of unit having a capacity to hold 200 pcs of 450 ml bag and a temperature range of 2°C to 8°C. Features double-glazed door, movable shelf system, fan system, automatic defrost system, LED light, digital control panel, USB output, thermostat at control panel, 2 probe, accumulator system, audio and visual alert system, CFC-free refrigerants, caster wheels, etc. to ensure that the components are properly preserved. This type of refrigerator is used in blood banks, hospitals, research etc.

Features

• - Galvanized outer sheet with rust resistant electrostatic paint
  Stainless steel inner surface
  Double-glaze door with magnetic seal rings and lock
  Movable stainless steel shelf system with Plexiglass protector at the edge of each shelf
  Separators attached to the drawers for easier stocking of bags
  Each shelf stores at least 33 units of blood bag
  Fan system included for uniform temperature distribution
  Least generation of noise and smooth working
  Cooling evaporator protected by automatic defrost system
  LED lights for illumination
  Micro-processor installed along with digital control panel
  Thermostat near the control panel to measure even 0.1° change
  Two probe: one measures the chamber temperature while the other measures sample temperature
  Stores data of 30 days
  USB output
  Accumulator system provides power to control panel and printer during power-failures
  Audio and visual alert system to notify when temperature is not in pre-set range, when door is open, power failure or low voltage issues
  CFC-free refrigerants to avoid pollution
  Two wheels with brakes while other two are regular ones for easier shifting
  Thermal printer installed only on customer request
  ISO and CE Certified

Optional Accessories :

Thermal Printer (Data Logger)
Voltage Stabilizer

Applications :

Used to store blood bags, other components of blood and also any other biological material. It is required in blood banks, hospitals and research labs.