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The -135°C Ultra Low Chest Freezer 20A-CTF601 is designed using four casters for easy handling and a lockable door to prevent unauthorized access. It is equipped with unipolar compressor oil-lubricated technology with unique refrigeration circulation. The ultra-low temperature freezer gives high performance and excellent quality and complies with CE, ISO9001, ISO14001, and ISO13485 standards. The freezer comes in 258L capacity & has CFC-free Tecumseh compressors and a mixture of refrigerant. The ultra-low temperature freezer has audio and visual alarms for power failure and system failure.
$12,982.00 $ 10818
| Capacity | 258 Liters |
| External Dimension | 890 x 2005 x 1009 mm |
| Internal Dimension (W x D x H) | 410 x 1140 x 552 mm |
| Power Supply | 380 V / 50 Hz, 3Phase |
| Input Power | 3000 W |
| Net Weight | 300 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 320 Kg |
Function Implementation Low-temperature labs 3000 W input power supports -135°C ultra-low temperature operation High-capacity storage 258 Liters capacity enables large-scale sample preservation Industrial research facilities 380 V / 50 Hz, 3Phase power supply supports continuous operation Pharmaceutical storage -135°C temperature capability ensures stable conditions for sensitive materials Clinical sample preservation 1 °C precision control maintains consistent temperatures for sensitive samples
Lab Expo Ultra Low Chest Freezers support ultra-deep storage workflows where precise temperature control and long-term preservation are required for critical biological and pharmaceutical materials. This ultra deep freezer operates with microprocessor-regulated ultralow cooling to maintain stable temperatures across extended storage cycles. Digital monitoring manages setpoints and alarms, while secure locking, backup protection, and durable build ensure controlled operation and repeatable preservation performance for continuous laboratory use.
