-105°C Ultra Low Temperature Chest Freezer LCF-G13

-105°C Ultra Low Temperature Chest Freezer LCF-G13 is a digital microcomputer-controlled unit, offers 358 L of holding capacity with -105°C of cooling performance. Features self-overlapping refrigeration system with branded compressor and evaporator for effective refrigeration. Designed with 304 stainless steel liner, air pressure balance and universal caster, has LED display and safety door lock design. With Ultra-thick foam layer and double sealing of the door, it also has advanced alarm system and multiple protection functions, ensures effective and secure sample storage under targeted refrigeration.

Catalog

Specifications

Cabinet	Chest
Capacity	358 L
Cooling Performance	-105°C
Defrost Mode	Manual
Refrigerant	Fluorine-free
Climate Class	N
Controller	Microcomputer
Display	LED
Compressor	1 pc.
Alarm System	High/Low temperature, Sensor fault etc.
Casters	Universal casters
Protection Function	Password protection, Frequent start protection, Sensor failure etc.
Power Supply	AC 187 V to 242 V
Power	500 to 820 W
Internal Dimension (W×D×H)	500 to 820 W
External Dimension (W×D×H)	1810×895×1090 mm
Net Weight	180 kg

Features

A digital microcomputer-controlled unit with large holding capacity
-105°C of cooling performance, targeted and effective refrigeration
Self-overlapping refrigeration system, uniform and targeted refrigeration
Branded compressor and evaporator with fluorine-free refrigerant
304 stainless steel liner, air pressure balance design and universal caster
LED display, convenient setting and monitoring of running parameters
Safety door lock design, safe and secure sample storage
Ultra-thick foam layer and double sealed door, effective cooling effect
Advanced alarm system and multiple protection functions, safe operation
High-efficient, stable and reliable unit for safe and secure storage

Applications

-105°C Ultra Low Temperature Chest Freezer is used to preserve viruses, bacteria, RBCs, WBCs, skin, bone, biological products etc. across hospitals, laboratories, military and chemical industries, research institutes etc.