Minus 80 Freezer (-86 Freezer)

Often referred to as a minus 80 freezer, these ultra low temperature freezers typically have a temperature range of -45C to -86C. Minus 80 freezers are used in research, in medical and clinical applications, and in industrial settings for the storage of samples that require ultra low storage temperatures. Negative 80 freezers usually come in two designs: upright models that allow easy access and chest freezers that allow safe and reliable long term storage. Most models are equipped with an audible alarm that signals when the temperature has risen too high or a power failure has occurred. In addition, some -80 freezers allow for an optional CO2 (or LN2) backup system to be added for increased sample security.

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ItemBlizzard HC VIP NU-99578J 20.4 cu. ft. (578 L) -86°C Ultralow FreezerBlizzard HC VIP -86°C Ultralow FreezerBlizzard HC VIP NU-99338J 11.9 cu. ft. (338 L) -86°C Ultralow FreezerBlizzard HC VIP NU-99420J 14.8 cu. ft. (420L) -86°C Ultralow FreezerBlizzard™ HC VIP NU-99729VFT 25.7 cu. ft. (729 L) -86°C Ultralow Freezer
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Catalog NumberNU-99578JNU-99728JNU-99338JNU-99420JNU-99729VFT
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OrientationUprightUprightUprightChestUpright
Volume20.4 ft3 (or 578 L)25.7 ft3 (or 728 L)11.9 ft3 (or 388 L)14.8 ft3 (or 420 L)729 L
Voltage115V / 60Hz; 220V / 60Hz; 230V / 50Hz115V / 60Hz; 220V / 60Hz; 230V / 50Hz115V / 60Hz; 220V / 60Hz; 230V / 50Hz220V / 60Hz; 230V / 50Hz100-230 VAC / 50-60 Hz / 15-20 A
Temperature Range-40° C to -86° C-40° C to -86° C-40° C to -86° C-40° C to -86° C-50 °C to -80 °C
Interior Dimensions(WxDxH) 24.4 x 28.2 x 51.6 in (or 620 x 716 x 1310 mm)(WxDxH) 27 x 28.2 x 51.6 in (or 766 x 716 x 1310 mm)(WxDxH) 18.3 x 24.8 x 45.9 in (or465 x 630 x 1165 mm)(WxDxH) 53.8 x 18.2 x 25.7 in (or 1367 x 462 x 652 mm)(WxDxH) 30.2 x 28.2 x 51.6 in. (76.6 x 71.6 x 131 cm)
Exterior Dimensions(WxDxH) 35.4 x 38.6 x 78 in (or 895 x 980 x 1980 mm)(WxDxH) 36.7 x 38.6 x 78 in (or 1041 x 980 x 1980 mm)(WxDxH) 32 x 35.2 x 72.7 in (or812 x 893 x 1846 mm)(WxDxH) 83.9 x 34.3 x 40.5 in (or 2130 x 870 x 1020 mm)(WxDxH) 36.7 x 38.6 x 78 in. (104 x 98 x 198 cm)
ShelvesThree adjustable, One stationaryThree adjustable, One stationaryThree adjustable, One stationaryThree adjustable, One stationary3 Shelves
DescriptionBlizzard HC VIP model NU-99578J is a -86°C Ultralow Temperature Freezer (ULT) that provides 20.4 cubic feet (578-Liter) of usable storage space for research samples. Blizzard Ultralow Temperature Freezers (ULT) provide stable storage conditions for your samples and offer advanced features at an ... Read MoreBlizzard HC VIP model NU-99728J is a -86°C Ultralow Freezer (ULT) providing 25.7 cubic feet (728-Liter) of storage space. Blizzard Ultralow Temperature Freezers (ULT) provide stable storage conditions for your samples and offer advanced features at an affordable price. Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIP) ... Read MoreThe Blizzard™ HC VIP NU-99338J 11.9 cubic feet (388-Liter) -86°C Ultralow Freezer (ULT) from NuAire provides core standard features and reliable performance for the storage of storage of cancer cells, stem cells, cord blood, T-cells, organ/tissue and other samples. Blizzard Ultralow Temperature ... Read MoreBlizzard HC VIP model NU-995420J is a chest style -86°C Ultralow Temperature Freezer (ULT) that provides efficient and reliable storage conditions for research samples. Blizzard Ultralow Temperature Freezers (ULT) provide stable storage conditions for your samples and offer advanced features at an ... Read More

Blizzard™ HC -86°C Ultralow Freezer features reliable performance for the storage of stem cells, blood & tissue samples, and vaccine vials. The NU-99729VFT model now features a new touchscreen control center that catalogues ULT inventory, allows user account creation, graphs past freezer

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