The Nordiclab Low Temperature Chest Freezer XLT-C400 offers ultra-low temperature storage with a large 368L capacity and dimensions of 890x1560x630mm (HxBxT). Designed for demanding laboratory and medical environments, it maintains temperatures as low as -65°C to ensure the safe preservation of sensitive biological samples. This freezer comes with a 2-year extended exchange warranty, providing reliability and peace of mind.
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This chest freezer is an ideal solution for facilities requiring dependable ultra-low temperature storage with extended warranty support.
It offers ultra-low temperature storage with a large 368L capacity and dimensions of 890x1560x630mm (HxBxT). Designed for demanding laboratory and medical environments, it maintains temperatures as low as -65°C to ensure the safe preservation of sensitive biological samples. This freezer comes with a 2-year extended exchange warranty, providing reliability and peace of mind.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory and medical ultra-low temperature storage, and offers a capacity of 368 liters and dimensions of 890 x 1560 x 630 mm (Height x Breadth x Thickness) to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 368 liters, dimensions of 890 x 1560 x 630 mm (Height x Breadth x Thickness) and 2 years extended exchange warranty, and is supplied under manufacturer part number N912004.
It offers minimum temperature -65°C, digital controller with display, audible and visual alarm and high/low temperature alarm.
For laboratory and medical ultra-low temperature storage, the Nordiclab model is the better choice, offering a capacity of 368 liters, dimensions of 890 x 1560 x 630 mm (Height x Breadth x Thickness) and 2 years extended exchange warranty. The Eppendorf model offers a power supply of 230 V/50 Hz as an alternative, while the Nordiclab model's minimum temperature -65°C and digital controller with display help make it a strong fit for laboratory and medical ultra-low temperature storage.
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