| Customization: | Available |
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| Capacity: | <20L |
| Door: | Single Door |
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| Model | RG01L86 |
| Voltage | 12V-24V |
| Refrigerant | Helium Gas |
| Nominal Capacity | 100W |
| Weight | 29.76lbs/13.5kgs |
| Rate Current | 5A |
| Inner Volume | 1Liter |
| External Size | 270X270X450MM(LXWXH) |
| Internal Size | 150X134X54.5MM(LXLXH) |
| Temperature | -86ºCto 4ºC(-123ºFto 39.2ºF) |
| Controller | Included |
Introducing the RIGID RG01L86, a marvel of modern engineering, featuring the acclaimed Stirling technology that sets a new standard for efficiency across the globe. This elegantly compact freezer is meticulously designed to integrate seamlessly into various environments, from bustling hospitals to cutting-edge laboratories, prestigious research institutions, and numerous other medical facilities. Masterfully crafted to achieve astonishing temperatures as low as -86ºC, this unit is purpose-built for the utmost safety and assurance in vaccine storage and transportation.
Outfitted with a state-of-the-art intelligent temperature controller, this remarkable device guarantees an extremely precise temperature regulation within a tight margin of ±0.1°C. This precision ensures that valuable vaccines are consistently shielded from the hazards posed by temperature fluctuations. The device also boasts a high-capacity lithium battery, providing over an hour of independent operation without an external power source, showcasing its unmatched versatility and reliability.
The groundbreaking Stirling technology signifies a pivotal leap forward in small-scale deep freezing, presenting a far superior alternative to outdated refrigerated compressors. With RIGID's trailblazing cooling innovations, the Stirling ultra-low temperature freezer emerges as an efficient, lightweight, and flexible solution, perfectly poised to meet and exceed the escalating demands of modern vaccine distribution challenges.
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