Thermo Scientific Revco Ultima Plus Ultra Low Temperature Freezer ULT2586-10-D48

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The Thermo Scientific Revco Ultima Plus Ultra Low Temperature Freezer ULT2586-10-D48 is a top-tier ultra-low temperature freezer providing precise temperature control from -50 to -86C, with programmable microprocessor control and state-of-the-art electronics ensuring the highest level of sample protection. The patented refrigeration system offers up to 20% more heat removal capacity, 15% less power consumption, and 15% less heat emission than comparable ultra-low temperature freezers. This unit is used in laboratories for valuable sample preservation, with features like door-mounted eye-level control panel, monitoring and alarm systems, high-strength steel cabinet with corrosion-resistant coating, and time delay restart after power failure. The ultra-low freezer comes from Thermo Scientific, renowned for innovative laboratory solutions, and it is in good working condition with minor cosmetic wear, but may require calibration.

• Precise temperature control from -50 to -86C
• Patented refrigeration system with up to 20% more heat removal capacity
• Monitoring and alarm systems for optimal performance
• High-strength steel cabinet with corrosion-resistant coating
• Energy-efficient with 15% less power consumption

• Temperature Range: -50 to -86C
• Control: Programmable microprocessor
• Defrost: Manual
• Doors: 1 outer, 5 inners
• Refrigerant: CFC-free
• Refrigeration System: Revco PLUS
• Compressor: 1hp industrial grade
• Cabinet Material: High-strength steel with corrosion-resistant coating
• Capacity: 24.4 Cu Ft (691 L)

Metric: 394.63 kg
Imperial: 870 lb

Metric: 91.44 cm x 132.08 cm x 215.9 cm
Imperial: 36 in x 52 in x 85 in

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