Blood Bank Refrigerator(Double Door)
Blood bank refrigerator series products are applied to places needing storage at constant temperature, such as hospitals, blood banks, scientific research institutions, colleges and universities, genetic engineering, etc.
The storing temperature in the body can be regulated by the temperature button on the control panel. The application is convenient and the performance is reliable.
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Key Specifications
Full details →- Model fit
- 2 selectable configurations
- SKU family
- BIO-BBR-4V626 | BIO-BBR-4V966
- Sizing
- 52.17 x 39.37 x 5.0 cm
- Ordering
- Online checkout and quote request available
- Category
- Lab Equipment
- Build notes
- glass
Features
1. Multiple sensors design: make sure the precise monitoring and programming.
2. Electric heated glass semi-foamed door, easy to observe, also keep a better cooling temperature.
3. Forced air refrigeration system, ensure inner temperature constant and uniform.
4. Adjustable shelves, improve space utilization; blood storage baskets can be classified.
5. Individual transparent inner door, effectively reduce cool air loss when opening the door.
Technical Parameters
| Model | BIO-BBR-4V626 | BIO-BBR-4V966 |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 626L | 966L |
| Temp. Range | 2~6°C | |
| Temp. Accuracy | 0.1°C | |
| Temp. Uniformity | ≤1.5°C | |
| Temp. Stability | ≤2°C | |
| Recovery Time (Recover to 6°C in 32°C ambient) | ≤15min | |
| Cooling Time (Cool down to 5°C in 32°C ambient) | ≤100min | |
| Control System | Microprocessor control | |
| Display | LED display | |
| Alarm | High or low temperature, sensor & system failure alarm, door ajar alarm, power failure alarm, battery switch alarm | |
| Refrigeration Type | Air-cooling | |
| Refrigerant | R134a/240g | |
| Compressor | International famous compressor/1 | |
| Condenser & Evaporator | Copper tube aluminum fin type | |
| Defrost | Automatic defrost | |
| Construction | Polyurethane cyclopentane foam | |
| Internal Material | Stainless steel | |
| External Material | Sprayed steel plate | |
| Door | Outer door: electrically heated glass semi-foam door*2; Inner door: acrylic door*6 | |
| Casters | Yes | |
| Consumption | 550W | 560W |
| Power Supply | AC220V, 50Hz(Standard); 110/220V, 60Hz(Optional) | |
| Shelf | 12pcs | |
| Baskets | 36pcs | |
| Blood Bags (450ml) | 360pcs | 576pcs |
| Standard Accessory | Thermal printer, test hole | |
| Optional Accessory | Temperature recorder, USB interface, RS485 interface | |
| Internal Size (W*D*H) | 1100*420*1325mm | 1100*650*1325mm |
| External Size (W*D*H) | 1220*665*1885mm | 1220*895*1885mm |
| Net Weight | 220kg | 246kg |
| Gross Weight | 285kg | 320kg |
Model
- BIO-BBR-4V626
- BIO-BBR-4V966
door_type
- Electric heated glass semi-foamed door
door_configuration
- Double door with individual transparent inner door
refrigeration_system
- Forced air refrigeration system
shelves
- Adjustable shelves
storage_organization
- Blood storage baskets for classification
sensor_design
- Multiple sensors
temperature_monitoring
- Precise monitoring and programming
Temperature Accuracy
- 0.1°C
Temperature Uniformity
- ≤1.5°C
Temperature Stability
- ≤2°C
Recovery Time
- ≤15min
Internal Dimensions (W×D×H)
- 1100×420×1325mm
External Dimensions (W×D×H)
- 1220×665×1885mm
Blood Bag Capacity (450ml)
- 360
Baskets
- 36pcs
Material
- glass
Capacity
- 626L
Temperature Range
- 2~6°C
Power/Voltage
- 550W
Weight
- 220kg
Weight
- 485.02 kg
Dimensions
- L: 52.17 mm
- W: 39.37 mm
- H: 5.0 mm
| Model | SKU | Listed price | Status | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIO-BBR-4V966 | BIO-BBR-4V966 | $15,800.00 | Available | 52.17 x 39.37 x 5.0 cm |
| BIO-BBR-4V626 | BIO-BBR-4V626 | $12,000.00 | Available | 52.17 x 39.37 x 5.0 cm |
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