Combination Undercounter Lab Refrigerator and Laboratory Freezer

The best in cold storage for space-limited clinics and labs

  • Reliable temperature control - worry free
  • Compact, stackable - fits your space
  • Auto defrost refrigerator
  • Manual defrost freezer
Norlake Compact Undercounter Lab Refrigerator and Laboratory Freezer

Small dual unit for routine or critical use

Models & Specfications

Features

Small yet inclusive storage unit with intake/exhaust system designed to allow maximum installation flexibility. Can be stacked for expansion. Heavy-duty construction with door keys for security. The smart choice in undercounter refrigerators.

Reliable Temperature Stability - Worry-Free Storage

  • Freezer/Refrigerator thermostatic control range adjustable to -20°C freezer,
    +4°C refrigerator
  • Magnetic door gasketing
  • Independent internal freezer compartment with door
  • Air cooled condensing unit

Secure Storage - Protects Your Valuable Products

  • Door lock (2 keys)

Convenient And Easy - Lets You Use Your Valuable Space For Other Things

  • Unit can be built in on three sides
  • Stackable design with optional stacking kit
  • Automatic defrost refrigerator
  • Manual defrost freezer (prevents temp cycling in the freezer unit)
  • Compatible with laboratory case work dimensions
  • Pull door handle
  • 2 front leveling legs

Industrial Quality Construction - Durable And Dependable

  • Exterior front, door, top, and sides are painted white
  • Interior liner and interior door panel are white durable vacuum formed poly with  seamless rounded corners for easy cleaning
  • 2 fixed gray epoxy coated wire shelves
  • 3 removable plastic drawer bins
  • Recessed kickplat
  • Reversible door
  • Base mount refrigeration system
  • Drain pan evaporation

CFC-Free

  • Non-CFC refrigerant (R134A)
  • Cabinet and door foamed in place with CFC-free high density polyurethane foam insulation

Warranty

  • 12 months parts

Standards Compliance - Tested

  • UL and C-UL listed

Options To Fit Your Needs

  • Digital thermometer monitor with alarm (field installed)
  • Stacking kit

Specifications

Model LRF051WWW/0M
Size (inches) 24-7/8 x 23-5/8 x 33-1/2
Size (cm) 63.2 x 60 x 85.09
Freezer Storage volume (ft3) 0.65
Freezer Storage volume (m3) 0.018
Refrigerator Storage volume (ft3) 3.35
Refrigerator Storage volume (m3) 0.095
Voltage 115 V 60 Hz (single phase)
Amp draw 1.3
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