Medical Grade Refrigerator

Medical-grade refrigerators will use microprocessor temperature controllers and digital displays to ensure precise temperature regulation. Medical-grade refrigeration will also include standard alarms designed to notify healthcare professionals of problems or events that can put stored contents at risk.

What are the benefits of a medical grade refrigerator freezer?

Conserve space: Medical grade refrigerator freezer combos have a compact footprint, enabling you to maximize floor space at your facility. In fact, some combination models require half the floor space that you would need to accommodate a separate freezer and refrigerator. This helps you prevent overcrowding and boost efficiency in your pharmacy or laboratory.

Minimize costs: Investing in an all-in-one refrigerator freezer unit will help your bottom line in multiple ways. First, the purchase price will be lower for a dual purpose medical grade unit as compared to the combined purchase price of a free-standing medical refrigerator and separate freezer. Second, you will save on shipping and delivery costs. And third, you will save on energy consumption because you will be using one appliance instead of two. 

Comply with best practices: Biomedical-grade, combination units are ideal for clinics wanting a best-practice storage solution in a compact package. Dual chamber fridge freezer combos can help your healthcare facility achieve compliance in more ways than one. Combo units that are energy-efficient and reduce greenhouse emissions can help your facility achieve compliance with government mandates and industry-specific regulations.

Reduced maintenance: By choosing a medical grade refrigerator/freezer combo instead of a refrigerator and freezer purchased separately, you will reduce your long-term maintenance needs. Additionally, you will only need to keep track of one warranty, one manufacturer, and one collection of operating instructions. 

What To Know When Choosing a Medical Refrigerator

When it comes to refrigeration, every facility has its own unique storage needs. Research laboratories may need to hold critical biological samples at a steady temperature or risk compromising a timely study, while some medical clinics may just need to keep ice packs on hand for patients with muscle pain. There are many factors to consider before specifying and choosing the right refrigerator or freezer for your facility. Improper storage conditions can lead to costly losses. Take some time to understand exactly what your storage needs are before committing expensive, potentially life-saving materials to their new home.