Pharmacy Refrigerator T-PH-S2110

Introduction

Pharmacy Refrigerator within stable 2℃ to 8℃ range to protect temperature-sensitive contents. Designed with expansive 1500L interior, ideal for high-capacity storage requirements. Integrated forced-air cooling system ensures uniform airflow across the chamber. Built with triple-panel electrically heated glass doors that minimize condensation while enhancing visibility. Refrigerator features CFC-free PURF insulation that reinforces internal thermal stability.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

Pharmacy Refrigerator is suitable for installation in drug stores, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, epidemic prevention centers, and clinics for storing medicines, vaccines, reagents, and biomedical products.

Specifications

Capacity	1500L/52.97 Cu.Ft
Temperature Range	2℃ to 8℃
Ambient Temperature	10℃ to 32℃
Cooling System	Forced air
Defrost Mode	Frost-free
Refrigerant	R134a
Compressor	1
Sensor	NTC
Temperature Controller	Microprocessor
Noise	55db
Internal Material	Stainless steel
External Material	Stainless steel
Insulation	CFC-free PURF
Shelf	12
Door	3
Door Type	Heating glass
Display	LED digital display
Illumination	LED
Power Failure Alarm	8 hours
Power Consumption	14.42 kWh/24h, 1065W
Power Supply	220V/50Hz
Interior Dimension (W×D×H)	1680×595×1312mm
Exterior Dimension (W×D×H)	1800×775×1965mm
Package Dimension (W×D×H)	1940×880×2035mm
Net Weight	245kg
Gross Weight	280kg

Features

Eco-friendly refrigerant

Stainless steel construction

Fan-assisted evaporator

Aluminium handles

Smart LED illumination

Magnetic sealing gaskets

Audible and visual alarms 

Heavy-duty castors

FAQs

1. What is a Pharmacy Refrigerator?

A Pharmacy Refrigerator is an apparatus designed for storing temperature-sensitive medications, vaccines, and other pharmaceutical products at a consistent and safe temperature.

2. Why is Pharmacy Refrigerator important in healthcare settings?

It is important in healthcare settings because it ensures that medications and vaccines remain effective by maintaining the required cold storage temperature.

3. How does Pharmacy Refrigerator contribute to cold chain risk management?

It plays a critical role in cold chain risk management by providing controlled storage, automated alarms, and data logs that prevent temperature excursions and ensure regulatory compliance.

4. How is Pharmacy Refrigerator used in biomedical research facilities?

In biomedical research facilities, it is used to store temperature-sensitive reagents, biologics, and test compounds, ensuring sample integrity and consistency in experimental results.

5. What role does Pharmacy Refrigerator play in clinical trial management?

It ensures investigational products in clinical trials are stored within validated temperature ranges, preserving drug stability and protecting data integrity throughout the study.

6. Can Pharmacy Refrigerator be used in pathology or diagnostic labs?

It is widely used in pathology labs for storing reagents, tissue preservatives, and test kits that require strict temperature control to maintain test accuracy.

7. Can Pharmacy Refrigerator be used in veterinary practices?

It can be used in veterinary practices to store animal vaccines, antibiotics, and other temperature-sensitive medications required for proper animal healthcare.

8. How is Pharmacy Refrigerator used in disaster relief operations?

It is used in disaster relief operations to store critical medications and vaccines under controlled conditions.

9. How does Pharmacy Refrigerator help reduce medication waste?

It reduce medication waste by maintaining stable temperatures, triggering alerts for deviations, and ensuring products do not become compromised or expire prematurely due to improper storage.

10. How does Pharmacy Refrigerator contribute to patient safety?

It contributes to patient safety by preserving medication potency, preventing administration of compromised drugs, and maintaining regulatory compliance to avoid health risks.