Everest Refrigeration ETBR1-LAB Laboratory Refrigerator One-section 27-3/4"W
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- Self-contained refrigeration for consistent cooling
- 27-3/4"W compact design fits tight spaces
- Lockable door with electronic keypad for security
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The Everest Refrigeration ETBR1-LAB Laboratory Refrigerator is a high-performance cooling solution designed for scientific environments, offering a compact size with a width of 27-3/4 inches and a 7.5 cubic feet capacity. Featuring a self-contained rear mounted refrigeration system, this unit ensures consistent temperature control crucial for sensitive laboratory materials. The 16 gauge stainless steel worktop provides durability and a professional aesthetic. Its design includes a solid hinged self-closing door with an electronic keypad lock for secure storage, and two epoxy coated wire shelves with height adjustable clips for flexible organization. The refrigerator employs digital controls with an LED display for precise temperature management and incorporates a defrost cycle with heater for efficient maintenance. With a front air breathing system and pressure relief port, the ETBR1-LAB supports optimal airflow and reduced strain on the compressor. Its stainless steel interior, front, and sides are complemented by a galvanized steel bottom and rear, ensuring robust construction. Mobility is facilitated by four 5-inch swivel casters, two of which are locking for stability. Operating with an R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant and a 1/3 HP inverter compressor, this unit runs on 115v/60/1-ph at 2.1 amps, utilizing a NEMA 5-15P plug, certified by cETLus and ETL-Sanitation standards.
Product Description
The Everest Refrigeration ETBR1-LAB Laboratory Refrigerator is a high-performance cooling solution designed for scientific environments, offering a compact size with a width of 27-3/4 inches and a 7.5 cubic feet capacity. Featuring a self-contained rear mounted refrigeration system, this unit ensures consistent temperature control crucial for sensitive laboratory materials. The 16 gauge stainless steel worktop provides durability and a professional aesthetic. Its design includes a solid hinged self-closing door with an electronic keypad lock for secure storage, and two epoxy coated wire shelves with height adjustable clips for flexible organization. The refrigerator employs digital controls with an LED display for precise temperature management and incorporates a defrost cycle with heater for efficient maintenance. With a front air breathing system and pressure relief port, the ETBR1-LAB supports optimal airflow and reduced strain on the compressor. Its stainless steel interior, front, and sides are complemented by a galvanized steel bottom and rear, ensuring robust construction. Mobility is facilitated by four 5-inch swivel casters, two of which are locking for stability. Operating with an R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant and a 1/3 HP inverter compressor, this unit runs on 115v/60/1-ph at 2.1 amps, utilizing a NEMA 5-15P plug, certified by cETLus and ETL-Sanitation standards.
Product information
| Manufacturer | Everest Refrigeration |
|---|---|
| Model Number | ETBR1-LAB |
| Manufacturer Part # | ETBR1-LAB |
| Interior Finish | All Stainless Steel Interior |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel Front & Sides |
| Refrigeration | Self-contained, Bottom Mounted |
| Door Type | Solid Door(s) |
| Door Style | Full Hinged Door |
| Height | 30.25" |
| Width | 27.75" |
| Depth | 31.5" |
| Weight | 184 lbs |
| UPC | 00810139402770 |
| cETLus Approved | Yes |
| ETL-Sanitation Approved | Yes |
Certifications
ETL Sanitation
The item meets or exceeds the sanitation standards set by Edison Testing Laboratories (ETL).
ETL US & Canada Listed
The item meets or exceeds ETL safety standards as well as those set by Canada and the U.S.
