Blood Bank Refrigerator
| Configuration | Cabinet, On Casters |
| Applications | Blood Bank |
| Number Of Doors | 1-Door |
The outer surface of the device is composed of galvanized sheet that has been electrostatically painted to resist rust, while the inner surface is composed of stainless steel sheet.
This device functions with a network voltage of 195-230 V/50 Hz.
The device’s door is equipped with magnetic seals, double thermal glazing, and the ability to be locked. Consequently, it offers the potential to monitor the stocks.
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Depending on the refrigerator’s capacity, each shelf can accommodate 12, 30, 40, or 56 450 ml whole blood bags.
The device is equipped with a stainless steel shelf system reminiscent of those found in swimming pools. In front of each shelf, there is a plexi-glass protector. This mobile shelf system is effortless to relocate.
The drawers are equipped with separators that facilitate the placement and storage of blood bags.
The device’s enhanced fan system ensures that temperatures are distributed uniformly.
The inner cabin of the device is illuminated by LED lights.
The device is equipped with a fully automatic defrost system to safeguard the cooling evaporator’s productivity.
The device has been equipped with a microprocessor-based, user-friendly digital control panel. The data can be retained in memory for a period of 30 days by this system.
The cabinet temperature information can be transferred to the computer by means of a USB socket upon request. In this manner, the temperature records from the previous decade can be transferred to the personal computer in an Excel format.
The thermostat located on the device’s control panel is capable of performing measurements with a sensitivity of 0.1 degrees.
Two problems exist within the blood bank refrigerator.
