Labcold RDBG2320MD Upright Bloodbank Refrigerator

• Blood banks for storing whole blood, plasma, and other blood components.
• Hospitals and clinical laboratories for maintaining critical blood supplies.
• Medical research facilities requiring precise cold storage for sensitive biological products.
• Transfusion centres for ensuring the viability of blood products prior to use.

Typical capacity

Units of this type commonly offer capacities ranging from 200 to 400 litres, accommodating numerous blood bags.

Temperature range

Blood bank refrigerators are typically designed to maintain a stable temperature of +4°C ±1°C, as required for blood storage.

Power supply

For the UK market, these units commonly operate on a standard 230V, 50Hz single-phase power supply.

Temperature control

Typically features precise digital temperature control with high-low temperature alarms for enhanced safety.

Shelving

Often includes adjustable, clear internal shelving or drawers for organised storage and easy inventory management.

Safety features

Commonly equipped with audible and visual alarms for temperature deviations, door open, and power failure.

Refrigerant

Modern units typically utilise environmentally friendly, non-CFC refrigerants.

• What is the typical lifespan of a used blood bank refrigerator?

  With proper maintenance, a well-built blood bank refrigerator can have a service life of 10 to 15 years or more. Regular servicing is crucial for extending its operational life.

• Are specific certifications required for blood bank refrigerators?

• How important is temperature uniformity in these units?

• What maintenance is typically required for a blood bank refrigerator?

• Can this unit be used for general laboratory refrigeration?

Blood bank refrigerators are generally regarded as reliable, purpose-built equipment essential for safe specimen storage. Buyers typically prioritise temperature stability, alarm systems, and compliance with medical storage standards. Used models remain popular due to robust construction and longevity. Key considerations include verifying calibration history, checking door seals, and confirming backup power functionality. Industry sentiment favours established manufacturers known for dependable performance and spare parts availability.

General overview for this equipment type