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The Premier Low Temperature Freezer

The best low temp freezer for scientific and laboratory storage

• Reliable temperature control - set it and forget it
• Locks and alarms - peace of mind
• 1 and 2-door models - get the right size
• Automatic defrost - maintenance free

Reliability at -30°C - microprocessor control: this freezer comes with peace of mind.

Features

The Low Temperature Freezer is preset to -30°C. You can monitor the temperature from the digital display mounted on the outside.

Reliable Temperature Stability - Worry-Free Storage

• Preset to -30°C - adjustable range from -20°C to -30°C
• Digital LED microprocessor control
• Magnetic door gaskets
• Air-cooled condensing unit
• Refrigerant flow is controlled by a thermostatic expansion valve increasing  the ability of the freezer to meet varying load conditions

Secure Storage - Protects Your Valuable Products

• Visual Hi/Lo alarm
• Key lock door(s)

Convenient And Easy - Easy Open, Lots Of Space, Maintenance Free

• Complete top mounted refrigeration system, maximizes storage area
• Switch activated interior incandescent light
• Automatic defrost
• Heavy duty pivot hinges
• Full length stainless steel pull handles
• Select legs or casters

Industrial Quality Construction - Depend On It!

• Exterior front, sides, and back are white baked on enamel
• Exterior top and bottom are galvanized steel
• Interior liner and interior door panel are painted white
• 3 epoxy coated shelves per door
• Complete perimeter anti-condensate door opening heater wires

Standards Compliance - Tested And Efficient

• UL listed

CFC-Free - For A Cleaner Global Environment

• Non-CFC refrigerant (R404A)
• Cabinet and doors foamed in place with CFC-free high density polyurethane foam insulation

Warranties

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

Options To Meet Your Specific Needs

• Hi/Lo audible alarm with remote contacts
• Digital monitor thermometer with alarm (field installed)
• Extra shelves
• Stainless steel interior and exterior and drawers (up to 8 per door)
• Temperature chart recorder and chart paper

Specifications

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