Accucold FF7BKSSHHADA 24" Wide ADA Compliant All-Refrigerator with Stainless Steel Door

The Accucold FF7BKSSHHADA is a 24-inch wide, ADA-compliant all-refrigerator designed for commercial laboratory and clinical environments requiring accessible, freestanding refrigeration solutions. This commercially approved unit is ETL-S listed to NSF-7 standards, ensuring compliance for use in regulated research and biotechnology settings such as molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing labs.

Key features include a 32-inch height that meets ADA lower counter height guidelines, a 5.5 cubic feet (156 L) capacity housed within a slim, less than 24-inch wide black finished cabinet, and a durable stainless steel door with a professional 14mm stainless steel horizontal handle. The refrigerator’s automatic defrost system reduces maintenance and extends operational reliability vital for critical biotechnology workflows.

The interior features a one-piece seamless liner for easy sanitation, adjustable glass shelves accommodating trays up to 19.5" x 15.5", and an interchangeable door swing for flexible placement. Temperature is managed via an internal dial thermostat, with an interior light controlled by a rocker switch enhancing visibility during sample handling. The design incorporates a cold-wall system with a hidden evaporator for uniform temperature distribution important for sensitive reagents and biological samples.

Sustainability is addressed with a 100% CFC-free R600a refrigerant, meeting CARB regulations with a smaller environmental footprint. Electrical specifications include 115 V AC/60 Hz operation with a 0.9 amp draw. The unit weighs 100 lbs and includes a 1-year parts and labor warranty plus a 5-year compressor warranty, supporting long-term reliability in clinical diagnostics and biotechnology laboratories.

This refrigerator is widely used in biotechnology research environments where space efficiency, durability, and temperature consistency are critical, making it essential for molecular cloning workflows, biomanufacturing, and synthetic biology research requiring compliant, accessible refrigeration.