MPR-N250FSH Pharmaceutical Refrigerator with Freezer

Natural Refrigerants and Inverter Technology

Naturally occurring hydrocarbon [HC] refrigerants have minimal effect on the environment and are compliant with environmental legislation for climate control.
Combined with inverter technology, these refrigerants also provide more efficient cooling without compromising performance and ambient tolerance and recovery speeds following door openings.

Superior Uniformity

The refrigerator provides superior uniformity throughout. Temperatures remain stable wherever products are stored, even in a fully loaded chamber. The refrigerator is engineered to prevent inadvertent freezing of temperature sensitive vaccines.

Security Control and Monitoring

The microprocessor controller and OLED display are door mounted at eye level. Control buttons allow convenient but secure user control.
Refrigerator and freezer temperatures can be displayed in 0.1°C increments simultaneously or individually. Minimum/maximum temperatures are automatically displayed every 12/24 hours. All alarm conditions are displayed and recorded. Data transfer is through a USB port.

Energy-efficient performance

Natural refrigerants, compressors and integrated electronics combine to achieve facility sustainability objectives by minimising any environmental impact without compromising cooling performance, ambient tolerance and recovery speeds following door openings.

Temperature uniformity is maintained at all storage levels even at full load conditions. This provides even, horizontal airflow across the solid adjustable glass shelves at each shelf level to assure optimum temperature uniformity under full load conditions.

Adjustable audible and visual alarms are standard, along with integrated system diagnostics and predictive performance supervision. The password-protected control panel provides security and minimises risk of accidental changes.

Refrigerator side 1/2 H Air 230 V, 50 Hz Continuous operation

Freezer side 1/2 H Air 230 V, 50 Hz Continuous operation