Lec PPGR158BT-DLK Pharmacy Refrigerator + Glass Door - Bluetooth & Digital Lock (158 Litres)

Lec PPGR158BT-DLK Pharmacy Refrigerator + Glass Door - Bluetooth & Digital Lock (158 Litres)

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 The Lec PPGR158BT-DLK Pharmacy Refrigerator is a secure, reliable, and energy-efficient solution designed to store temperature-sensitive medicines and vaccines safely. With a generous 158-litre capacity, it combines advanced Bluetooth connectivity for effortless temperature monitoring with a secure digital lock to safeguard contents. Its glass door design not only allows easy stock checks without opening the fridge but also maintains internal stability. Built to meet stringent medical storage requirements, this refrigerator is ideal for pharmacies, clinics, GP surgeries, and laboratories.

Features:

• Purpose-built for safe storage of pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and temperature-sensitive medicines
• Integrated Bluetooth connectivity for seamless monitoring and data logging
• Secure digital lock with code access to control and track usage
• Glass door for quick visual stock checks without compromising internal temperature
• LED interior lighting for improved visibility and efficiency
• Fitted with an audible and visual temperature alarm system for extra peace of mind
• Energy-efficient design helping reduce operational costs while meeting compliance standards

Specifications:

• Capacity: 158 litres
• External dimensions: 850mm (H) x 595mm (W) x 600mm (D)
• Temperature range: +2°C to +8°C, ideal for vaccine and medicine storage
• Temperature stability: Maintains set temperature even during frequent door openings
• Door type: Glass door with lockable handle
• Security: Digital lock with user-defined code access
• Connectivity: Bluetooth-enabled for wireless monitoring
• Alarm system: Visual and audible alarms for high/low temperature deviations and door left open
• Shelving: Adjustable shelves for flexible storage configurations
• Compliance: Built to conform with MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) and Public Health England guidance