Pharmacy Refrigerator LPRF-T2017

Introduction

Pharmacy Refrigerator has a storage capacity of 135L. It features a compact under-counter design, making it easy to fit in limited spaces. It uses a forced air-cooling system for fast and even temperature distribution. The exterior of the refrigerator is made of white powder-coated galvanized steel, which is durable and rust-resistant. The interior is lined with white powder-coated aluminum, making it easy to clean and maintain. Our Pharmacy Refrigerator is perfect for storing medicines, vaccines, samples, reagents, and other lab materials.

This refrigerators is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Pharmacy Refrigerator is perfect for hospitals, labs, and pharmaceutical facilities, designed to safely store medicines, vaccines, samples, and reagents.

Specifications

Capacity	135L
Cabinet Type	Under-counter
Temperature Range	2 to 8℃
Cooling Performance	4℃
Refrigerant	R600a
Defrost Mode	Auto
Cooling Method	Forced air cooling
Controller	Microprocessor
Display
Alarm System	High/Low Temperature Remote Alarm Power Failure Sensor Failure Low Battery Door Ajar
External Material	Galvanized steel powder coating（white）
Inner Material	Aluminium powder coating (White)
Shelves	3
Casters	Yes
Power Consumption	1.7 (kwh/24h)
Power Supply	220V/50Hz
Internal Dimension	500 × 510 × 570 mm
External Dimension	600 × 650 × 805 mm
Packaging Size	660 × 700 × 940 mm
Net Weight	53 Kg
Gross Weight	60 Kg

Features

display

Microprocessor 

Audio and Visual alarms 

Castors 

FAQs

1. What makes It Pharmacy Refrigerators suitable for pharmaceutical and laboratory use?

It Pharmacy Refrigerators are specifically engineered to meet the demanding storage requirements of sensitive pharmaceutical products like vaccines, medicines, reagents, and biological samples. These refrigerators are designed with a consistent temperature range, usually between 2°C to 8°C, which is essential for maintaining the efficacy and shelf life of temperature-sensitive materials. It units use advanced cooling technologies such as forced air cooling for uniform temperature distribution. Their interiors and exteriors are built from powder-coated materials, making them not only durable and rust-resistant but also easy to clean, ensuring a hygienic storage environment. Moreover, the presence of smart features like microprocessor-based controls, displays, and multiple alarm systems ensures high precision and safety in pharmaceutical and laboratory settings.

2. How do the alarm systems in It Pharmacy Refrigerators enhance safety?

It Pharmacy Refrigerators are equipped with both visual and audio alarm systems that provide immediate alerts in case of operational abnormalities. These alarms are triggered in situations such as high or low temperature deviations, door ajar, power failure, sensor errors, or low battery conditions. This multi-alarm feature ensures that users are promptly notified of any risks that could compromise the stored contents. For critical applications such as vaccine storage or sensitive biological samples, these alarms help maintain compliance with safety protocols and avoid loss of valuable materials. Some models even offer remote alarm capabilities, allowing users to monitor the refrigerator’s condition from a distance, thereby enhancing the reliability and control of storage.

3. What are the design advantages of It Pharmacy Refrigerators for space-limited environments?

It offers various models of Pharmacy Refrigerators with different cabinet types, including under-counter and upright configurations. These designs are especially beneficial in settings where space is a constraint, such as small labs, clinics, or hospital corners. The under-counter models can be seamlessly integrated below workstations or counters without disrupting workflow. Despite their compactness, It refrigerators provide ample internal storage with well-arranged shelving for organized placement of medicines and samples. The addition of features like casters enhances mobility, allowing for easy relocation and cleaning around the unit. Their sleek, powder-coated finish adds to the professional look while ensuring long-lasting performance in busy environments.

4. How does the forced air-cooling method in It refrigerators help in maintaining temperature consistency?

It Pharmacy Refrigerators commonly use a forced air-cooling system, which is highly effective in ensuring even temperature distribution throughout the cabinet. Unlike static cooling, forced air systems continuously circulate chilled air using internal fans, preventing hot or cold spots from forming. This ensures that every part of the refrigerator maintains the required temperature, which is critical for preserving the potency of vaccines, medicines, and reagents. Forced air cooling also contributes to faster temperature recovery after door openings, reducing the risk of temperature fluctuations that can occur when users frequently access stored items. This reliable cooling performance is especially important in medical and pharmaceutical settings where consistent environmental control is non-negotiable.

5. What additional features do It Pharmacy Refrigerators offer to improve usability and monitoring?

It integrates several user-friendly and safety-enhancing features in its Pharmacy Refrigerators to support daily laboratory and medical operations. These include a digital display that shows real-time temperature readings, making monitoring straightforward and precise. Microprocessor controllers ensure accurate regulation of internal conditions. Optional accessories such as ports allow for convenient data logging and download, which is useful for regulatory compliance and audits. Some models may also offer foamed doors for enhanced insulation. With these thoughtful features, It ensures that its pharmacy refrigerators not only store sensitive materials safely but also support user convenience, traceability, and operational efficiency in professional environments.