Our -86°C Ultra Low Vertical Freezer ADFU-502 includes a 480-liter interior, well-suited for compact lab setups. It supports a wide cooling spectrum to protect delicate biological assets. Designed for consistent low-temperature distribution, it ensures secure preservation of materials like DNA, proteins, and live cultures. A digital touch interface allows simplified operation and monitoring. Optimized for extended retention, this -86°C Ultra Low Vertical Freezer fits seamlessly into medical, scientific, and production environments.
| Capacity | 480 L |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range | -40 to -86°C |
| Cooling Performance | -80 °C |
| Cabinet Type Chest | Chest |
| Cooling Type Direct cooling | Direct cooling |
| Defrost Mode Manual | Manual |
| Refrigerant | R290/R170 |
| Display | 7" Touch screen with USB port |
| Interior Material | Stainess steel |
| Exterior Material | Galvanized steel powder coating |
| Insulation Material | PUF+VIP |
| High and Low Temperature Alarm | Yes |
| Hot Condenser | Yes |
| High Ambient Temp | Yes |
| Sensor Failure Alarm | Yes |
| Alarm Mode | Sound and light alarm, remote alarm terminal |
| Thickness of Cabinet Foamed Layer | 90 mm |
| Inner Door Number | 2 |
| Capacity for 2-inch boxes | 360 |
| Container Loading | 13/26 (20'/40') |
| Thickness of Door | 80 mm |
| Door Locking Device | Yes |
| Handle | Yes |
| Pressure Balance Hole | Yes |
| Caster | Yes |
| Test Hole | Yes |
| Climate Class | No |
| Temperature Recorder | Optional |
| Racks & Boxes | Optional |
| Energy consumption | 12.5 KW.H/24H |
| Power Supply | 220/50 V/Hz |
| Power Consumption | 800 W |
| Interior Dimensions (W×D×H) | 1310 x 600 x 600 mm |
| Exterior Dimensions (W×D×H) | 1965 x 860 x 900 mm |
| Packing Dimensions (W×D×H) | 2040 x 920 x 1060 mm |
| Net Weight | 242 kg |
| Gross Weight | 278 kg |
This -80°C Ultra Low Vertical Freezer ADFU-502 is employed in hospitals, research facilities, biorepositories, and industrial environments for the long-term preservation of delicate biological materials, including cells, tissues, and viral specimens.
