MIDEA Laboratory and Pharmaceutical Refrigerator 2°C - 8°C MC-5L316, 316 l
item number: 40195
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Medication refrigerators without DIN certification up to 500 liters support the temperature-stable storage of preparations in laboratories, medical practices, and pharmacies. These compact cooling systems cover the temperature range from 2°C to 8°C and are designed as freestanding or under-bench units. Professional users can find solutions here featuring forced-air cooling and glass doors for clear inventory management.
item number: 40195
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In the category of medication refrigerators without DIN up to 500 liters, you will find specialised cooling units optimised for use in research and healthcare. These devices offer storage volumes ranging from a compact 68 litres to a spacious 390 litres. Unlike household refrigerators, these models feature precise temperature control, which is essential for the safety of sensitive substances.
The selection includes various designs, including under-bench units for space-saving installations and freestanding upright units. Key features include integrated forced-air cooling, which ensures uniform cold distribution, as well as glass doors for visual inspection without loss of cold. Many models also feature digital LED displays for monitoring temperature and humidity, as well as height-adjustable shelves or wire racks for flexible interior configuration.
While medication refrigerators compliant with DIN 13277 meet specific requirements for alarm systems and power failure protection, units without DIN offer an economical alternative for applications where these strict standard specifications are not mandatory. Nevertheless, brands such as Haier or Midea ensure constant cooling in the 2°C to 8°C range through high-quality insulation and precise thermostats.
Here you will find answers to technical and practical questions regarding the selection and operation of medication refrigerators up to 500 litres.
These units are used for storing medication, samples, and reagents in areas where the specific requirements of DIN 13277 are not legally or internally prescribed, but stable temperature control between 2°C and 8°C is required.
For small spaces, under-bench units with a volume of approximately 68 litres are ideal, as they can be integrated under work surfaces while still offering the necessary forced-air cooling.
Forced-air cooling uses a fan to ensure active air circulation. This prevents temperature stratification in the interior and ensures that all stored medication is exposed to identical conditions on all levels.
Freestanding units usually offer a larger volume of up to 390 litres and have more shelves, while under-bench models are built more compactly to be integrated into existing laboratory furniture rows.
Modern units offer dual LED displays that show both the current internal temperature and humidity to enable seamless documentation of storage conditions.
The selection should be made based on the required storage volume (e.g., 68L, 316L, or 390L) and the available floor space. For individual advice, a quote for the listed models can be requested.
The use of plastic-coated wire racks and smooth interior surfaces facilitates hygienic cleaning. Regular checks of the door seals and the temperature display ensure long-term operational readiness.