Liebherr - LGUex 1500 MediLine Freezer

Price: £ 250

This listing is for a Liebherr LGUex 1500 MediLine Freezer.

The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate release.

The Liebherr LGUex 1500 MediLine is an advanced laboratory freezer specifically engineered for storing explosive and highly flammable substances. It boasts a series of features that ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with high professional standards. Here’s a closer look at what makes this freezer stand out:

Key Features:

Explosion-Proof Interior: Certified by electro-suisse-SEV under ATEX 95, this freezer provides a safe storage solution for volatile substances, minimizing the risk of ignition.

High Refrigerating Capacity: With a gross cooling capacity of 139 liters, it’s perfectly suited for laboratories requiring substantial storage for sensitive materials.

Temperature Precision: Capable of reaching and maintaining temperatures as low as -26°C, it ensures that stored items remain within safe limits for preservation.

Static Cooling Technology: This type of cooling is ideal for maintaining stable temperatures, essential for the integrity of sensitive samples.

Compact Design: At 820mm in height, 600mm in width, and 615mm in depth, it fits well in laboratory settings where space is often at a premium.

User-Friendly Features:

Lockable Door: Enhances security, preventing unauthorized access to hazardous materials stored inside.

Optical and Acoustic Alarm System: Alerts users to any temperature deviations or door access, ensuring that your samples are always monitored effectively.

Additional Specifications:

Average Energy Consumption: Consumes only 0.926 kWh/24h, making it energy-efficient while providing high-performance cooling.

Durable Construction: Weighing 42kg, it is sturdy enough for frequent use in demanding laboratory environments.

No Automatic Defrost: While it lacks an automatic defrost feature, this design is optimal for static cooling, ensuring consistent temperatures without the fluctuations that can occur with automatic defrost cycles.