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Accucold SCFU386NZ 2.0 Cu.Ft. Compact All-Freezer with Glass Door and Digital Temperature Display

UsedAccucoldIndustrial refrigeration equipmentUnited States

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Height of Cabinet
26.25" (67 cm)
Height to Hinge Cap
24.5" (62 cm)
Width
23.38" (59 cm)
Depth
20.63" (52 cm)
Depth with door at 90°
42.0" (107 cm)
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Specifications 40

Brands
Accucold
New/Used
Used
Height of Cabinet
26.25" (67 cm)
Height to Hinge Cap
24.5" (62 cm)
Width
23.38" (59 cm)
Depth
20.63" (52 cm)
Depth with door at 90°
42.0" (107 cm)
Capacity
2.0 cu.ft. (57 L)
Defrost Type
Manual
Door
Glass
Cabinet
Gray
US Electrical Safety
ETL
Canadian Electrical Safety
ETL-C
Sanitation
ETL-S
Amps
4.0
Voltage/Frequency
115 V AC/60 Hz
Weight
83.0 lbs. (38 kg)
Shipping Weight
95.0 lbs. (43 kg)
Parts & Labor Warranty
1 Year
Compressor Warranty
5 Years
UPC
761101061306
Door Swing
RHD
Reversible
No
Interior Height
18.0" (46 cm)
Interior Width
18.75" (48 cm)
Interior Depth
15.38" (39 cm)
Shelf Type
Wire
Shelf Qty
2
Adjustable Shelves
Yes
Thermostat Type
Dial
Interior Light
Yes
Fan Type
Interior
Refrigerant Type
R600a
Refrigerant Amount
1.4 oz.
High Side PSI
280.0
Low Side PSI
90.0
Compressor Step Height
8.25" (21 cm)
Compressor Step Width
18.75" (48 cm)
Compressor Step Depth
7.0" (18 cm)
Temperature Range
-4 to 5°F

Product description

Commercially approved 2.0 cu.ft. compact all-freezer with glass door, digital display, and manual defrost.

The Accucold SCFU386NZ is a 2.0 cubic feet compact all-freezer designed for laboratory and commercial settings requiring stable subzero storage. This medical-grade glass door freezer features:

  • NSF commercial certification and ETL-S sanitation compliance, ensuring suitability for clinical diagnostics and biomanufacturing environments
  • A NIST calibrated digital temperature display with switchable Celsius/Fahrenheit readout to monitor temperature precisely between -4 to 5°F (-20 to -15°C), critical for molecular diagnostics and biotechnology sample preservation
  • Audible high/low temperature alarm for continuous temperature monitoring and sample security
  • Manual defrost system and static cooling for improved temperature stability vital in bioprocessing workflows
  • Two adjustable wire shelves to accommodate various container sizes used in cell imaging and synthetic biology research
  • Factory-installed keyed lock for secure storage of sensitive materials involved in gene editing and molecular cloning workflows
  • Self-closing glass door with LED interior lighting for optimal visibility without compromising temperature uniformity
  • Compact footprint (23.38" W x 20.63" D x 26.25" H) ideal for laboratories with limited space in biopharmaceutical production pipelines

Additional technical specifications include the use of environmentally friendly R600a refrigerant, 115 V AC power, 4.0 amp electrical load, and warranties covering parts, labor, and compressor. This freezer is widely adopted in biotechnology and clinical labs, offering reliable low-temperature storage essential for live-cell imaging samples and synthetic biology experiments.

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Last updated 8 November 2026