Norlake Blood Bank Refrigerator for the Very Best in Blood Storage!

For blood bank refrigerator & medical refrigerator storage: temperature control you can see!

  • Storage behind glass doors - check inventory from the outside
  • Dependable temperature control and locking cabinet for peace of mind
  • Temperature charting to meet recordkeeping requirements
  • Meets all applicable standards preserving the integrity of your product
blood bank refrigerator

Built-in microprocessor control and temperature monitoring. Keep your blood products safe and secure - effortlessly

Models & Specfications

Features

Available in one-, two-, and three-door units, the Nor-Lake Blood Bank Refrigerator offers heavy-duty, standards compliant blood bag storage. With an array of temperature displays, alarms and locking doors, these units offer top-of-the-line security and monitoring for your blood products.

Reliable Temperature Stability - For Peace Of Mind

  • Preset to +4°C
  • Microprocessor controller with LCD control panel with message center
  • 4 x 20 character LCD display
  • Continuous product temperature display (upper and lower)
  • Streamlined refrigeration design optimizes air flow and temperature uniformity
  • Temperature chart recorder and chart paper

Secure Storage - Protects Your Blood Product

  • Air probe with air temperature Hi/Lo alarms
  • Hi/Lo product temperature alarms, audible and visual
  • Integrated Hi/Lo alarm tests
  • Door ajar alarm with adjustable time delay
  • Power failure alarm
  • 100 event alarm logging including data/time stamp and temperatures stored in non-volatile flash memory
  • Remote alarm contacts
  • Two levels of user password protection for set points and parameters

Convenient And Easy - Lets You Use Your Time For Other Things

  • Full size glass doors with key lock
  • Pull-door handle(s)
  • Eight solid pull out stainless steel shelves per door

Industrial Quality Construction - Durable And Dependable

  • Exterior front, sides, and back, and interior are painted white
  • Recessed interior light
  • Four casters (2 locking) on one- and two-door models, six casters (3 locking) on three-door models

Standards Compliance To Maintain Your Lab's Integrity In Handling Blood Products

  • UL and C-UL listed.
  • AABB, ANRC, FDA
  • CE Mark
  • California Energy Commission

CFC-Free Construction - For A Cleaner Global Environment

  • Non-CFC refrigerant (R134A)
  • Cabinet foamed in place with CFC-free high density polyurethane foam insulationWarranties:

Warranties

  • U.S. and Canada: 18 month parts and labor, 5year compressor

Options To Meet Your Specific Needs

  • Extra shelves
  • Stainless steel interior and exterior
  • RS485 computer interface
  • 4-20 ma output

Specifications

Model One-Door
NSBR241WWG/0 		One-Door
NSBR331WWG/0
Size (inches) W: 35.5
D: 27.5
H: 80.375 		W: 36.5
D: 31.75
H: 88.375
Size (cm) W: 90.2
D: 69.9
H: 204.2 		W: 92.7
D: 80.65
H: 224.5
Capacity: 450 mL Blood Bags 416 600
Storage volume (ft3) 24 33
Storage volume (m3) 0.68 0.93
Voltage 115 V 60 Hz
(single phase) 		115 V 60 Hz
(single phase)
Amp draw 8.6 8.6
Model Two-Door NSBR522WWG/0 Three-Door NSBR803WWG/8
Size (inches) W: 35.5
D: 55
H: 80.375 		W: 35.5
D: 82.5
H: 80.375
Size (cm) W: 90.2
D: 139.7
H: 204.2 		W: 90.2
D: 209.6
H: 204.2
Capacity: 450 mL Blood Bags 832 1248
Storage volume (ft3) 52 80
Storage volume (m3) 1.47 2.26
Voltage 115 V 60 Hz
(single phase) 		115 V 60 Hz
(single phase)
Amp draw 8.6 8.6
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