Laboratory refrigerators up to 125 L (undercounter)

Laboratory refrigerators Laboratory refrigerators up to 125 L (undercounter)

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Laboratory refrigerators up to 125 L provide a space-saving cooling solution for laboratories, pharmacies, and research facilities. These undercounter models can be seamlessly integrated into existing laboratory furniture and ensure the consistent storage of sensitive samples or medication. Their compact external dimensions, combined with optimised internal volume, make them ideal for limited floor space.

Laboratory refrigerators / Laboratory refrigerators up to 125 L (undercounter)

Compact cooling technology for laboratory integration

Laboratory refrigerators up to 125 L utilise efficient forced-air cooling to ensure uniform temperature distribution within the interior. This technology prevents temperature gradients and reliably protects temperature-sensitive substances. Models from manufacturers such as HAIER or GRAM offer digital displays for precise monitoring of operating parameters.

Designs and equipment features

Many units in this category are specifically designed as undercounter units. The selection includes variants with a glass door for quick visual inspection of inventory without loss of cold, or models with an insulated solid door. Housing finishes are available in classic white or robust stainless steel. The interior fittings include flexible wire shelves or wire baskets.

Safety and monitoring in the laboratory

For monitoring critical values, selected models feature a potential-free contact for connection to external alarm systems. An integrated LED display shows the current temperature and, in some cases, the humidity. This is an essential requirement for quality-assured storage in pharmaceutical diagnostics, biotechnology, and clinical research.

Frequently asked questions about laboratory refrigerators up to 125 L

Here you will find answers to important questions regarding the selection and operation of compact, undercounter cooling systems in a professional environment.

What are undercounter laboratory refrigerators used for?

This device class is used for the refrigerated storage of reagents, samples, or medication in laboratories, clinics, and pharmacies. Thanks to their compact design, they are placed directly at the workstation under the laboratory bench to reduce travel times.

What are the advantages of a glass door for compact units?

A glass door allows for visual inspection of the contents without having to open the door. This keeps the internal temperature stable and reduces energy consumption, as the cold air inside the unit is less frequently disturbed by ambient air.

Which temperature ranges do these refrigerators cover?

Depending on the model, temperature ranges are between 2°C and 8°C (typical for medication) or extended ranges from 2°C up to 15°C or 20°C. Stability is usually guaranteed at ambient temperatures of up to 35°C.

What does the term undercounter mean specifically?

Undercounter units have a height and ventilation structure that allows for installation under standard laboratory worktops. Often, the top cover plate is removable, or the unit is insulated in such a way that no heat accumulation occurs under the worktop.

Which accessories are useful for temperature monitoring?

Useful accessories include external USB or WLAN data loggers, which enable seamless documentation of the cold chain. Alarm forwarding is also important to be informed of deviations outside of working hours.

How can I obtain an individual quote for this device class?

Interested parties can request an exclusive quote via the product pages. This is particularly recommended for projects with multiple units or specific requirements regarding validation and equipment.

What should be considered regarding cleaning and maintenance?

The interiors made of plastic or stainless steel, as well as the wire shelves, should be disinfected regularly. For models with forced-air cooling, ensure that the air outlets are not blocked by stored goods in order to maintain circulation.