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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: ThermoFisher Scientific
Model: CT1

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

105 105

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651132524

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Helmer
Model: IPR256

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

5194 5,194

2007

971079656

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Baxter
Model: BB54A14

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

495 495

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662472575

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Jewett
Model: BBR6-18

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

583 583

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372741536

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Philipp Kirsch
Model: BL-520

Location: Germany, Hamburg

930.88201070514 931

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781345727

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Admiral
Model: RTSA1-74AAM

Location: Italy, Bari

4654.4100535257 4,654

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496902779

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Helmer
Model: Horizon Series HLF105

Location: United States, Ohio

2999 2,999

2012

651531014

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Helmer
Model: i.Series iB 125

Location: Italy, Milan

6500 6,500

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351242114

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Labcold
Model: RLPI0130MD

Location: Germany, Saarland

1396.3230160577 1,396

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182020617

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Harris
Model: HLT-50V-4BB

Location: United States, Ohio

14000 14,000

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451375304

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Helmer
Model: IPF 120 8

Location: United States, Tennessee

2699 2,699

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372235736

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Revco
Model: REL2304A22

Location: United States, New Jersey

Negotiable

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861272035

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Isco
Model: 6700FR

Location: United States, Michigan

Negotiable

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714631281

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Dometic
Model: RCB 42 P

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia

1461.8338375611 1,462

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484432208

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Device: Blood Bank Refrigerator
Manufacturer: Revco
Model: REB404A18

Location: United States, New Jersey

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Blood Bank Refrigerator may also be referred to as :

Laboratory Refrigerator | Refrigerator, Blood-Bank

Tips for buying Blood Bank Refrigerator

1. The most important factors to consider when looking at these blood-bank refrigerator systems are temperature and temperature-alarm systems.
2. Doors of these laboratory refrigerator units should be made of thermal or multi-pane glass with heated wires to reduce condensation.
3. A temperature monitoring system should come with the blood-bank refrigerator, and it should consist of at least one temperature sensor and an integral recorder. A more desirable configuration is two sensors and a combination of remote and integral recorders.
4. An audible, on-unit alarm for temperature, low battery, and power failure should be provided by the laboratory refrigerator unit. Audible remote alarms are desirable as well as power and refrigeration back-up systems.
5. Storage space is another issue to consider when buying these systems. Facilities should determine how much storage space is needed and whether the temperature-alarm system is included with the laboratory refrigerator or sold separately. A  remote alarm system may be desirable.
6. Regarding configuration, facilities must choose between blood-bank refrigerator units with refrigeration systems incorporated into their base or separate refrigeration systems that can be installed on top of the unit or placed remotely.
7. Base-mounted laboratory refrigerator units require more frequent cleaning because of floor dust and dirt. Some laboratory refrigerators have key locks on the doors to restrict access to certain types of blood products. Some units have both a refrigerator and a freezer.