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345L pharmaceutical refrigerated display cabinet with OLED control, forced circulation cooling, and eco-friendly HC refrigerant.
The PHCbi MPR-S300H-PJ Pharmaceutical Refrigerated Display Cabinet offers a 345-liter capacity ideal for pharmaceutical storage and medical research applications requiring consistent temperature control. Equipped with an organic EL (OLED) control panel, it ensures intuitive operation and clear visibility of settings. The cabinet features a forced circulation cooling system with an eco-friendly hydrocarbon (HC) refrigerant, eliminating the need for complex fluorocarbon regulatory management. The temperature control range spans 2 to 14 °C, suitable for the preservation of temperature-sensitive reagents, vaccines, and biotechnological materials. Its physical dimensions of 800×500×1820 mm (W×D×H) with internal usable space of 720×360×1425 mm accommodate various pharmaceutical and clinical diagnostic samples. The glass door is engineered to minimize condensation, supporting clear visual inspection without disturbance. The unit operates on a single-phase 100 V, 50/60 Hz power supply and includes a lock set for secure storage. This refrigerated cabinet is particularly suited for biotechnology workflows, clinical diagnostics, and bioprocessing environments where reliable temperature control and environmentally conscious materials are critical. Being a used item sold as-is, buyers should verify current operational conditions; warranty provisions cover repair or replacement for early defects within 10 days post-delivery.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
