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Fryka Kältetechnik Mini-Freezer Cabinet KBT 18-41 with Circulation and Control ST100, 8 L, 150 x 300 x 200 mm, Corners Rounded Down

Brand:Fryka-Kältetechnik

Specifications

Depth int.: 320 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH): 520 x 520 x 580 mm
Ext. depth: 520 mm
Ext. height: 580 mm
Ext. width: 520 mm
Power supply frequency: 50 Hz
Height int.: 200 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH): 300 x 320 x 200 mm
Int. width: 300 mm
Max. temperature: 0 °C

$16,353.17

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Product description

The Fryka Kältetechnik Mini-Freezer Cabinet KBT 18-41 with Circulation and Control ST100, 8 L, 150 x 300 x 200 mm, Corners Rounded Down is designed for reliable and precise cooling in laboratory and industrial environments. With an 8 L capacity and compact footprint, it is ideal for applications requiring controlled temperature conditions in limited spaces. The unit features microprocessor-controlled operation with a membrane keyboard and easy-to-read LED display for accurate temperature management.

Key Features:

Brand: Fryka Kältetechnik
Capacity: 8 L
Dimensions: 150 x 300 x 200 mm
Design: Corners rounded down
Control: Microprocessor-controlled with membrane keyboard and LED display
Safety: Protection against unintentional activation
Alarm System: Independent alarm system with approx. 72-hour battery backup
Monitoring: Displays maximum temperature reached during faults
Interface: RS485 interface with potential-free contact and 100 mV/K output
Alerts: Optical and acoustic alarm

This mini-freezer cabinet is an efficient solution for laboratories requiring compact, secure, and precisely controlled cooling with advanced safety and monitoring features.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for reliable and precise cooling in laboratory and industrial environments. With an 8 L capacity and compact footprint, it is ideal for applications requiring controlled temperature conditions in limited spaces. The unit features microprocessor-controlled operation with a membrane keyboard and easy-to-read LED display for accurate temperature management.

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