GRAM Pharmaceutical Refrigerator, 583 Liters BioCompact II RR 610 MED, White Exterior
item number: 15617
List price € 3.540,00
Medication refrigerators according to DIN 13277 over 500 liters ensure the standard-compliant cooling of large quantities of medication in pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical facilities, and research laboratories. These units meet the requirements of DIN 13277 and offer volumes from 583 to 1400 liters. All models feature a stainless steel interior, are mounted on castors, and allow for flexible storage of temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals through variable interior fittings.
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Medication refrigerators over 500 liters according to DIN 13277 are designed for applications where larger quantities of temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals, vaccines, or pharmaceutical active ingredients must be stored in compliance with standards. The DIN 13277 standard defines requirements for medication refrigerators regarding temperature range, temperature stability, and monitoring. Devices in this category are used in hospital pharmacies, pharmaceutical wholesalers, clinics, research laboratories, and pharmacies with high storage requirements.
DIN 13277 specifies that medication refrigerators must maintain a temperature range of 2 to 20 °C at ambient temperatures of up to 35 °C. The standard also requires continuous temperature monitoring and uniform temperature distribution in the interior. All models listed here are certified according to DIN 13277 and meet these specifications. Standard-compliant design is particularly required in pharmacies according to pharmacy operating regulations as well as in pharmaceutical operations according to GMP guidelines.
The range includes medication refrigerators from 583 to 1400 liters of usable capacity. Models with 583, 600, 660, 930, 1270, and 1400 liters of volume are available. The units are available as upright refrigerators with a solid door or optionally with a glass door. Glass door models allow for quick visual inventory checks without opening the door, which supports temperature stability. All units are equipped with four castors with brakes, which allows for flexible positioning and easy cleaning.
All medication refrigerators over 500 liters feature a stainless steel interior, which is hygienic, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean. The variable interior allows for individual adjustment of shelves and insertion heights to different packaging sizes and storage needs. The exterior finish is white. Variable shelves and adjustable interior configurations increase flexibility when storing ampoules, vials, blister packs, or larger containers.
In addition to the usable volume, the spatial conditions, the type of pharmaceuticals to be stored, and internal validation requirements must be considered when selecting a unit. Units with a solid door offer higher energy efficiency and temperature stability, while glass door models facilitate inventory control. For GMP-regulated areas or applications requiring validation, units with documented temperature profiles and optional data loggers should be selected. Mobility on castors is particularly advantageous in cleanrooms or for frequent changes of location.
Medication refrigerators according to DIN 13277 over 500 liters are used in hospital pharmacies for the storage of medication, blood products, and vaccines. In pharmaceutical operations, they serve to store temperature-sensitive active ingredients and biologics. Research laboratories use the devices for storing reagents, standards, and sample material. Standard-compliant refrigerators of this size class are also used in veterinary facilities, public health departments, and blood banks.
The following answers typical questions regarding the selection, standard, operation, and procurement of medication refrigerators over 500 liters according to DIN 13277.
These units are used for the standard-compliant storage of large quantities of temperature-sensitive medication, vaccines, blood products, and pharmaceutical active ingredients in hospital pharmacies, pharmaceutical operations, research laboratories, clinics, and healthcare facilities. They meet the requirements of DIN 13277 and ensure stable cooling in the range of 2 to 20 °C.
Models with 583 to 660 liters are suitable for medium-sized pharmacies, smaller hospital wards, or research laboratories with medium storage requirements. Units with 930 liters offer additional capacity for growing inventories. Large-volume units with 1270 to 1400 liters are designed for central pharmacies, pharmaceutical logistics, or clinical studies with high storage volumes.
DIN 13277 requires the maintenance of a temperature range of 2 to 20 °C at ambient temperatures of up to 35 °C, uniform temperature distribution in the interior, and continuous temperature monitoring. The standard is relevant in pharmacies according to pharmacy operating regulations and in GMP-regulated pharmaceutical operations.
Models with a solid door offer better insulation, higher energy efficiency, and more stable temperature control. Units with a glass door allow for visual inventory control without opening the door, which avoids frequent temperature rises. Glass door models are suitable for areas with high access frequency and a need for a quick overview.
Recommended accessories include external data loggers for continuous temperature recording, alarm systems with optical and acoustic warnings in case of temperature deviations, additional shelves for flexible storage, and locks for access control. For areas requiring validation, qualified temperature measuring devices and mapping protocols are necessary.
A quote can be requested via the product page. During consultation, aspects such as usable volume, spatial conditions, validation requirements, desired equipment, and intended use are considered. For GMP applications, information on IQ/OQ documentation and qualification can be obtained.
Medication refrigerators over 500 liters require sufficient floor space and ventilation clearance from walls for heat dissipation. The unit should be placed on a level surface, and castors must be locked. Before initial filling, temperature stabilization over 24 hours is recommended. In areas requiring validation, temperature mapping and qualification according to internal SOPs must be carried out.