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Hisense HR-D2802S 282L domestic freezer refrigerator with fan cooling and four-star freezer, 2023 model.
The Hisense HR-D2802S is a domestic household freezer refrigerator manufactured in 2023 with a total rated volume of 282 liters. This unit employs a fan cooling method ensuring efficient temperature regulation suitable for home refrigeration and freezing applications. It features three separate doors and a four-star freezer rating, making it capable of maintaining deep freezer temperatures necessary for long-term biopreservation of biological samples or reagents in a home laboratory setting.
This unit is in used condition, sold as-is with noted scratches on the left side panel and egg tray. While originally designed for household use, the HR-D2802S may serve as a budget-friendly refrigeration option in non-critical biotechnology workflows or storage for consumables in applied domestic research environments. Its fan cooling system and four-star freezer performance support stable internal conditions helpful in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing sample storage applications.
Ideal for home laboratory refrigeration, this model supports stable temperature control important in biomanufacturing research requiring consistent sample preservation. However, verify current performance due to used condition to ensure it meets your technical standards.
This refrigeration unit integrates basic fan-forced cooling technology suited for compact clinical sample storage and biomedical engineering applications within domestic or low-throughput research operations.
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Last updated 19 October 2026