Accucold EL21LT 8.4 Cu.Ft. Chest Freezer, -45°F Low-Temperature Laboratory Freezer

The Accucold EL21LT is an 8.4 cu.ft. laboratory chest freezer engineered for precise low-temperature storage, capable of reaching -45°F (-42°C), making it suitable for biomedical, life science, and industrial research applications. Manufactured in Denmark, it features extra thick 4.5-inch insulation walls ensuring efficient, stable cooling essential for cold chain management and bioprocessing workflows.

Key specifications and features include:

• Temperature control: Digital thermostat with external temperature readout and electronic controls for accurate, reliable cold storage management.
• Manual defrost system: Static cooling design maintains temperature stability critical for molecular diagnostics and cryopreservation sample storage.
• Security and convenience: Factory-installed keyed lock for secure sample storage; built-in 1/2" probe hole for temperature monitoring integration.
• Mobility: Four casters enable easy relocation within clinical and research laboratories.
• Durability: Counterbalanced hinges provide safe lid operation with hold-open feature beyond 45º, improving user ergonomics during frequent access.
• Environmental compliance: Uses R290a hydrocarbon refrigerant, 100% CFC-free and CARB compliant, supporting sustainable lab practices.
• Power and size: Operates at 115 V AC/60 Hz, draws 7.2 amps; dimensions include 33.5" height, 41.5" width, and 27.25" depth with 130 lbs net weight.
• Certifications: UL-S, UL, and ULC safety and sanitation listings ensure compliance with North American laboratory standards.

This low-temperature chest freezer is widely adopted in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics laboratories, where stable ultra-low temperature environments are essential for preserving biological samples, reagents, and materials used in gene editing, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing pipelines. Its robust temperature stability and secure storage features make it an ideal asset for molecular biology researchers focusing on cryogenic sample preservation and long-term cold storage in bioprocessing contexts.