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208L Blood Bank Refrigerator Precise 4°C Storage For Blood & Medical Samples MBC-4V208

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June 03, 2025
Category Connection: Blood Bank Refrigerators
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#Refrigerated blood storage cabinet #R134a blood plasma freezer #208L Blood Bank Refrigerators
Brief: Discover the MBC-4V208 Blood Bank Refrigerator, designed for precise 4°C storage of blood and medical samples. With a 208L capacity, advanced temperature control, and multi-alarm protection, it ensures safe and efficient storage for hospitals and labs.
Related Product Features:
  • Precise 4°C temperature stability with ±0.5°C accuracy using NTC sensors.
  • Simulated temperature box monitors actual blood bag conditions for accurate control.
  • Rapid cooling with powerful forced-air circulation for uniform temperature distribution.
  • Multi-alarm protection system for high/low temperature, power outage, and door ajar alerts.
  • 72-hour battery backup ensures alarm functionality during power failures.
  • Flexible storage with adjustable shelves and removable wire baskets.
  • Safe and durable design featuring heated, lockable glass door and SUS 304 stainless steel interior.
  • Mobility and convenience with lockable casters and easy-access control panel.
Faqs:
  • What is the storage capacity of the MBC-4V208 Blood Bank Refrigerator?
    The MBC-4V208 has a 208L capacity, sufficient for up to 132 units of 450ml blood bags.
  • How does the refrigerator maintain precise temperature control?
    It uses a microprocessor controller with NTC sensors to maintain temperature within ±0.5°C accuracy and features a simulated temperature box for monitoring actual blood bag conditions.
  • What safety features does the MBC-4V208 offer?
    The refrigerator includes a multi-alarm protection system for high/low temperature, power outage, sensor failure, and door ajar alerts, along with a 72-hour battery backup for alarms during power failures.
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