GA306 6 Corpse Freezer & Refrigerator Description:
Mortuary cabinets are low temperature refrigerated cabinets that are used to keep dead bodies for short or long time. These units are widely used at hospitals, railways, airports, disaster camps, and army, etc. Usually, the temperature of mortuary cabinet remains between -10℃ to 5℃ but in some cases freezing temperature can also be designed.
Our standard mortuary cabinets are available in six bodies; we also made customized units for larger sizes. These cabinets or chambers are energy efficient and also provide excellent cooling performance anywhere they are used. Full body inside and outside shell made of 201 stainless steel.

GA306 6 Corpse Freezer & Refrigerator Features:
6 door, no welding point on four corner more beautiful, better hot insulation effect;
Control System, The Mortuary Refrigerator thermostat, digital display, high precision temperature control with over-temperature and sound and light alarm.
Cooling system, closed cooling system, cooling speed quickly. Using a stand-alone single control, single cycle refrigeration system, a layer of an independent cooling system. Can work simultaneously, can also work alone.
Insulation material, stainless steel casing, polyurethane integral foam insulation with excellent results, about 10cm thickness and density about 40kg/M3
Refrigerant, R134A environmental friendly refrigerant standard
Alarm, when temperature not in setting range, will alarm by sound and light.
Evaporator,built-quality copper, seamless integration, and beautiful than traditional wall-mounted, the cooling effect is more significant.
Cavity drawer, made of stainless steel, imported high-quality slide profiles, more effort when carrying
With castors, easy to move in morgue
NOTE, German brand Danfoss compressor and import air blower option. Our suggestion, if ulta low-temperature, we recommend Danfoss compressor, if ordinary, Chinese brand will be enough.

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