Panasonic MDF-U700VXC Ultra-Low Temperature Laboratory Freezer -86°C 25.7 cu ft CFC-Free

The Panasonic MDF-U700VXC is a robust ultra-low temperature laboratory freezer engineered for precise cold storage of biological samples and reagents critical in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and biopharmaceutical pipelines. Designed and manufactured in Japan, this upright freezer features eco-friendly, CFC-free and HCFC-free insulation to reduce environmental impact while optimizing energy efficiency. It maintains stable internal temperatures from -50°C to -86°C with a rapid pull-down function for efficient temperature recovery, crucial for maintaining sample integrity in live-cell imaging and gene editing workflows.

Key technical specifications include a 25.7 cubic feet (728 L) internal capacity, enabling large-volume storage of sensitive materials, and a durable painted steel construction with adjustable stainless steel shelves for flexible organization. The freezer employs a microprocessor-based temperature control system combined with a clear digital display for precise monitoring. Safety features encompass multiple alarm systems covering high/low temperature deviations, power failures, and sensor faults, along with remote alarm contact capability for continuous oversight in clinical diagnostics and synthetic biology labs.

Power consumption is rated at 1310 W supported by twin hermetic compressors (1100 W each), ensuring consistent cooling performance at ambient temperatures of up to 30°C. The unit weighs approximately 844 lbs (383 kg) and operates at 53 dB(A) noise level, making it suitable for standard laboratory environments. This freezer meets harmonized code 84183000, reflecting its specialized ultra-low temperature functionality tailored for biotechnology research and biomedical engineering applications.

Ideal for molecular biology researchers and biotechnology professionals, the Panasonic MDF-U700VXC is widely adopted in biomanufacturing, synthetic biology research, and clinical specimen preservation, serving as an essential component in cold chain management protocols within research and healthcare facilities.