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The laboratory refrigerator freezer that's a real workhorse

Worry-free scientific storage - with auto defrost

• Reliable temperature control on each unit: set it and forget it
• Automatic defrost - maintenance free
• Heavy-duty for your most demanding storage needs

A laboratory refrigerator freezer for your day-to-day scientific storage needs

Features

With individual easy-to-read temperature displays, door locks, alarms and auto defrost, this heavy-duty laboratory refrigerator freezer is designed to meet your high traffic laboratory refrigeration and freezer needs.

Reliable Temperature Stability - Worry-Free Storage

• Refrigerator preset to 4°C; Freezer preset to -20°C
• Microprocessor control with two digital temperature displays
• Magnetic door gasket
• Refrigerant flow is controlled by thermostatic expansion valves increasing the ability of the refrigerator and freezer to meet varying load conditions
• Air cooled condensing unit

Secure Storage - Protects Your Valuable Products

• Key lock doors
• Visual Hi/Lo alarm

Convenient and Easy - Virtually Maintenance Free

• Freezer compartment on the bottom; refrigerator compartment on top
• Switch activated interior incandescent lights (one per door)
• Full length pull handles
• Legs or casters
• Field reversible solid doors
• Automatic defrost

Industrial Quality Construction - Durable And Dependable

• Perimeter, anti-condensate door opening heater wires
• Exterior front, door, and sides are white baked on enamel
• White enamel interior
• Exterior top, back, and bottom are galvanized steel
• Two epoxy coated wire shelves per door - adjustable to 1" increments
• Heavy duty pivot hinges

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
• Tested for reliance
• UL and C-UL listed

Options To Meet Your Specific Needs

• Extra shelves
• Stainless steel interior and exterior and drawers
• Temperature chart recorder and chart paper
• 4-20 mA output
• Hi/Lo adjustable alarm with remote contacts
• Digital monitor thermometer with alarm (field installed)
• Duplex outlet
• Access port 2" sleeve with cover (refrigerator)

Specifications

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