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| PRODUCT | Pharmacold MDF-60C300 |
| TECHNICAL INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| CABINET TYPE | Chest |
| COOLING TYPE | Direct Cooling |
| PERFORMANCE | |
| TEMPERATURE RANGE | -30°C to -60°C | -22°F to -76°F |
| TEMPERATURE CONTROL | Electronic Controller |
| CONTROL | |
| DISPLAY | LED |
| ELECTRICAL DATA | |
| POWER (W) | 110V/60Hz, 200 Watts |
| PLUG | NEMA 5-15 |
| DIMENSIONS | |
| EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS | 127 / 76 / 84 cm 50 / 30 / 33 in |
| INTERIOR DIMENSIONS | 108 / 46 / 58 cm 42 / 18 / 23 in |
We receive this question on a regular basis here at 360 Medical and hope this information will help medical personnel understand why storing temperature sensitive vaccines, medications, products or samples is not ideal in a standard domestic refrigerator.
Having the proper refrigeration equipment is the first important step to ensuring product safety and efficiency at your facility. You also need to have appropriate vaccine storage and handling practices and procedures in place. By doing so you can maintain vaccine quality and potency and also minimize waste.
In a recent interview with TVO, 360 Medical's President Paul Greco and Jounalist Matt Gurney discuss the issues and solutions of transporting, storing and distributing the new Covid-19 vaccine.
