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Master-Bilt MSF-71AN Refrigerated Showcase Chest with Digital Temperature Display

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Model: MSF-71AN. Manufactured: 2021. Free-standing installation only. Equipped with a digital temperature display or thermometer for monitoring. Electrical specifications include 115V voltage, 60Hz frequency, and 4.7A running current. Power consumption is 450W. Fuse rating is 15A. The unit is made in China.
Technical Data
Model: MSF-71AN Serial Number: N/A Voltage: 115V Frequency: 60Hz Power Consumption: 450W Fuse Rating: 15A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Digital temperature display or thermometer Manufacturing Year: 2021
Voltage
115V
Frequency
60Hz
Power Consumption
450W
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Description
Model: MSF-71AN. Manufactured: 2021. Free-standing installation only. Equipped with a digital temperature display or thermometer for monitoring. Electrical specifications include 115V voltage, 60Hz frequency, and 4.7A running current. Power consumption is 450W. Fuse rating is 15A. The unit is made in China.
Technical Data
Model: MSF-71AN Serial Number: N/A Voltage: 115V Frequency: 60Hz Power Consumption: 450W Fuse Rating: 15A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Digital temperature display or thermometer Manufacturing Year: 2021
Voltage
115V
Frequency
60Hz
Power Consumption
450W
Fuse Rating
15A
Software Version
N/A
Configuration
Digital temperature display or thermometer
Manufacturing Year
2021
Accessories
Sliding glass lids
Dimensions
71 inches length x 30 inches width x 34 inches height
Weight
N/A

Product description

Free-standing refrigerated display chest with digital temperature control, 450W power, ideal for biotech cold storage.

The Master-Bilt MSF-71AN refrigerated showcase chest is a free-standing refrigeration unit designed for precise temperature control and product visibility in laboratory and commercial environments. Key technical specifications include:

  • Digital temperature display or thermometer for accurate monitoring critical in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing applications
  • Electrical operation at 115V, 60Hz, with a current draw of 4.7A and 450W power consumption, supported by a 15A fuse rating
  • Robust cooling system to ensure consistent cold storage, essential for sensitive biological samples and reagents used in synthetic biology and gene editing workflows
  • Dimensions of 71" length × 30" width × 34" height, providing ample capacity for cold storage needs in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics laboratories
  • Equipped with sliding glass lids to facilitate easy access and maintain sample integrity while supporting live-cell imaging sample preparation and storage
  • Manufactured in 2021, meets modern standards for laboratory refrigeration, making it widely adopted in biomanufacturing and biomedical engineering research environments

This refrigerated display chest is optimized for biotechnological applications requiring controlled low-temperature environments, supporting workflows in molecular cloning, biopharmaceutical production pipelines, and fluorescence analysis. The unit's digital temperature control and reliable cooling make it suitable for maintaining cold chain integrity in critical laboratory processes.

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Last updated 9 November 2026