LABCOLD RLDF1510 Climatic Class 4 Refrigerator - Gram vio compact 610 Refrigerator

Applications & Use Cases

• Storing reagents, samples, and cultures in research laboratories.
• Safe storage of flammable chemicals and volatile substances in pharmaceutical development.
• Maintaining temperature-sensitive biological materials in biotech facilities.
• Use in university science departments for educational and research purposes.
• Storage of diagnostic kits and medical supplies in clinical laboratories.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity

For this class of laboratory refrigerator, capacities commonly range from 150 to 600 litres. Units like this often fall into the 300-500 litre range.

Power supply

Typically, these units operate on a standard UK single-phase 230V, 50Hz electrical supply.

Temperature range

Laboratory refrigerators are generally designed to maintain temperatures between 0°C and 10°C, with precise control.

Cooling method

Fan-assisted cooling is common for uniform temperature distribution, often combined with off-cycle automatic defrosting.

Safety features

Spark-free interiors are a key safety feature for storing flammable materials, eliminating ignition sources within the chamber.

Shelving

Units typically come with multiple shelves, often plastic-coated wire mesh, with some being adjustable to accommodate various item sizes.

Monitoring and alarms

Commonly includes digital temperature displays, high/low temperature alarms, and door open alarms for operational safety and compliance.

Security

A fitted door lock is a standard feature for securing valuable or sensitive contents.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a spark-free refrigerator?

  A spark-free refrigerator is specifically designed for safely storing flammable or volatile materials. It has no internal components that could generate a spark, eliminating potential ignition sources within the chamber.

• What is the typical lifespan of a used laboratory refrigerator?

• Are these units suitable for medical blood storage?

• What maintenance is typically required for a laboratory refrigerator?

• Can this refrigerator be placed in a non-laboratory environment?

• What certifications or standards should I look for?