-40°C Ultra-Low Temperature Chest Freezers LULF-A12

The Labtron Ultra-Low Temperature Chest Freezer LULF-A12 offers a spacious 420-litre storage capacity, making it ideal for applications requiring the preservation of large quantities of biological and pharmaceutical materials. Its digital thermostat allows precise control of a -15°C to -40°C temperature range, and the 100 mm thick insulation ensures minimal temperature fluctuation. This model also features a stainless steel interior for hygienic and corrosion-resistant storage, making it suitable for high-volume storage in hospitals, blood banks, and research laboratories.

The unit employs a direct cooling system, which ensures consistent temperature distribution throughout the storage chamber. This is supported by 100 mm of high-density foaming insulation that prevents external temperature interference. Combined with manual defrost and sound-light alarm systems, the freezer maintains stable conditions even during routine operations or minor fluctuations, which is essential for protecting sensitive vaccines, samples, or reagents.

Labtron Ultra-Low Temperature Chest Freezer LULF-A12 is designed for energy efficiency with a power consumption of just 7.2 kWh per 24 hours, despite its large capacity. It uses a CFC-free refrigerant that aligns with environmental regulations and reduces ozone impact. The unit's quiet operation and low energy usage make it suitable for continuous use in clinical and academic settings while minimizing operational costs and environmental footprint.

To ensure the safety of stored materials, the Labtron Ultra-Low Temperature Chest Freezer LULF-A12 is equipped with a sound and light alarm system that alerts users to deviations from the preset temperature range or other operational issues. The top-opening door includes a secure key lock to prevent unauthorised access. These features provide peace of mind in labs and clinical facilities where the integrity of stored samples is critical.

The Labtron Ultra-Low Temperature Chest Freezer LULF-A12 is widely used across various sectors, including biomedical research laboratories, hospitals, vaccine centres, public health departments, forensic labs, academic institutions, and biotechnology companies. It is particularly valued in environments where long-term preservation of temperature-sensitive materials like vaccines, plasma, reagents, and pharmaceutical compounds is essential for daily operations and regulatory compliance.