Small Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations

Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations Small Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations

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Small refrigerator-freezer combinations integrate cooling and freezing compartments into a single compact unit for laboratories with limited space. These devices are suitable for research facilities, clinics, and pharmacies that require storage of temperature-sensitive samples and reagents at different temperatures. The range includes models from the GRAM BioCompact II series with cooling compartment volumes from 125 to 218 litres.

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Small Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations for Laboratory Use

Small refrigerator-freezer combinations provide the ability to realise cooling and freezing storage within a minimal footprint. The design, featuring stacked compartments, saves space and allows simultaneous access to both temperature ranges. Laboratories benefit from this solution when both +5°C cooling and sub-zero temperatures are required.

Overview of the GRAM BioCompact II Series

The available refrigerator-freezer combinations are from the GRAM BioCompact II product line. The units consist of an upper cooling section (RR 210 or RR 310) and a lower freezing section (RF 210). Versions are available in stainless steel or white. The advanced control system allows for precise temperature regulation for both compartments.

Volume and Design

The cooling volume is either 125 litres or 218 litres, depending on the model, while the freezing volume is 125 litres. The units stand on high legs, which facilitates cleaning of the floor area and ensures an ergonomic working height. This compact design is particularly suitable for laboratories with limited space.

Areas of Application for Small Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations

Typical applications include the storage of reagents, enzymes, diagnostics, and laboratory samples. In pharmacies, these devices are used for storing temperature-sensitive medicines. Research laboratories use them for working stocks, while clinics store blood products or medical reagents in them.

Selection Criteria for Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations

When selecting, laboratories should consider the required space, the necessary volume of both compartments, and the surface finish. Stainless steel offers increased resistance to disinfectants, while white versions represent a more cost-effective alternative. The advanced control system enables documented temperature monitoring.

Frequently Asked Questions about Small Refrigerator-Freezer Combinations

Below you will find answers to important questions regarding small refrigerator-freezer combinations for laboratory use.

What are small refrigerator-freezer combinations used for in the laboratory?

Small refrigerator-freezer combinations are used for the simultaneous storage of samples, reagents, or medicines at different temperatures. The cooling section maintains working temperatures around +5°C, while the freezing section provides sub-zero temperatures for longer-term storage.

What volume do the available refrigerator-freezer combinations offer?

The offered GRAM BioCompact II models have a cooling volume of 125 to 218 litres and a freezing volume of 125 litres. These capacities are suitable for small to medium sample quantities.

Which surface finishes are available?

The refrigerator-freezer combinations are available in stainless steel or white finish. Stainless steel offers increased resistance to cleaning agents and disinfectant solutions, while white surfaces represent an economical alternative.

What distinguishes the different BioCompact II models?

The models differ in cooling volume: RR 210 offers 125 litres, RR 310 offers 218 litres of cooling capacity. The RF 210 freezing section with 125 litres is identical in all variants. Additionally, the housing colour varies between stainless steel and white.

Which accessories are useful for temperature monitoring?

USB data loggers or WLAN data loggers are suitable for seamless temperature documentation. Additionally, alarm forwarding allows for immediate notification in case of temperature deviations, which can be important for regulated areas.

How can a quote for refrigerator-freezer combinations be requested?

An individual quote can be requested for each device via the product page. The request allows for consultation regarding device configuration, accessories, and specific requirements of the respective laboratory environment.

Why do the devices stand on high legs?

The high legs of the GRAM BioCompact II units facilitate floor cleaning and improve air circulation around the device. They also allow for a more ergonomic working height when accessing the upper cooling section.