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-30℃ Low Temperature Freezer LMLT-502 offers 580L capacity for storing temperature-sensitive items. Engineered with forced air-cooling system for uniform cold air circulation. Integrated with auto defrost mode to prevent frost build-up efficiently. Built with five adjustable shelves for structured sample placement and convenient access. Our Freezer comes in upright design with LED display and user-friendly control panel.
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| Capacity | 580L |
| Cooling Performance | -25℃ |
| Temperature Range | -10 to -30℃ |
| Climate Class | N |
| Cabinet Type | Upright |
| Cooling Type | Forced air cooling |
| Defrost Mode | Auto |
| Refrigerant | HC, R290 |
| Controller | Microprocessor |
| Internal Material | Galvanized steel powder coating (White) |
| External Material | Galvanized steel powder coating (White) |
| Shelf | 5 |
| Inner Door | 4 |
| Display | LED |
| Power Consumption | 6.8 kWh/24h, 460W |
| Power Supply | 220V/50Hz |
| Interior Dimension (W×D×H) | 660×690×1400mm |
| Exterior Dimension (W×D×H) | 780×830×1965mm |
| Package Dimension (W×D×H) | 820×880×2175mm |
| Net Weight | 158kg |
| Gross Weight | 183kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| -30°C Low Temperature Freezer LMLT-502 | $ 4037.5 | Each of 1 |
Features
Microprocessor controller
Monoblock refrigeration unit
Low-noise operation
70mm thick foam insulation
Pressure-balanced port
Casters and door lock
Multiple malfunction alarms
Applications
-30℃ Low Temperature Freezer LMLT-502 is employed in blood banks, hospitals, research institutes, and laboratories for storing pharmaceuticals, medicine, vaccines, biological materials, reagents, and other laboratory materials.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a -30°C Low Temperature Freezer?
A -30°C Low Temperature Freezer is an apparatus designed for preservation of sensitive materials such as biological samples, vaccines, chemicals, or pharmaceuticals that require ultra-cold storage.
2 How does a -30°C Low Temperature Freezer work?
It works by using advanced refrigeration systems to maintain ultra-low temperatures for the preservation of sensitive materials.
3 Can -30°C Low Temperature Freezer used in the pharmaceutical industry?
It is used in pharmaceutical industry to store temperature-sensitive medications and biologics that require ultra-cold storage for preservation and efficacy.
4 How does -30°C Low Temperature Freezer help in research labs?
It is used to store research materials like enzymes, antibodies, and other sensitive chemicals that need to be kept at consistent low temperatures for reliability in experiments.
5 Can -30°C Low Temperature Freezer be used in the food industry?
It is used in food industry to store products like seafood, meat, and specialty items that require freezing at extremely low temperatures to preserve quality and prevent spoilage.
6 What role does -30°C Low Temperature Freezer play in biotech industry?
It is used for storing biologic samples, cell lines, vaccines, and other materials that need to remain at ultra-cold temperatures for successful research and development.
7 Can -30°C Low Temperature Freezer be used for clinical trials?
It is used to store clinical samples, biological specimens, and investigational drugs that need to be kept at low temperatures throughout the trial process.
8 How does -30°C Low Temperature Freezer benefit forensic science?
It is used to preserve biological evidence, such as blood, tissue samples, or DNA, at ultra-low temperatures to prevent degradation and ensure the integrity of evidence.
9 Does clinical laboratory use -30°C Low Temperature Freezer for storing diagnostic samples?
It is used to store diagnostic samples like blood and urine for analysis, as well as reagents that require precise low-temperature conditions.
10 Is -30°C Low Temperature Freezer used for long-term seed storage in agriculture?
It is used by agricultural researchers and seed banks to store seeds at ultra-low temperatures.