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Clinic and Hospital Vaccine Storage · +2 to +8 °C

Reach-in Refrigerator for clinic and hospital vaccine storage

A solid-door upright used only for vaccines, set around +5 °C, holding stock in original packaging with space for air to circulate.

A solid-door upright holds temperature steadily and keeps cold in better than glass during a power cut, which matters for a clinic that may be unattended overnight. It offers plenty of shelf space for vaccine boxes without stacking, and stainless interiors are easy to clean. Using it only for vaccines limits door openings and keeps the temperature record clean. It must be paired with independent monitoring and a procedure for excursions.

How to configure it

  • Set it to around +5 °C and verify with an independent calibrated thermometer or data logger.
  • Keep vaccines off the floor, walls and back panel, and away from the air outlet.
  • Store vaccines in their original boxes, grouped by type and expiry.
  • Fit an alarm that warns of excursions, and connect the unit to backup power.
  • Record minimum, maximum and current temperature at least twice a day.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Storing food, drinks or samples in the vaccine refrigerator.
  • Placing freeze-sensitive vaccines next to the cooling plate or air outlet.
  • Relying on the unit's display alone without independent monitoring.

The reach-in range

Upright stainless cabinets in one-, two- and three-section builds, with full or half doors. Refrigerator, freezer, dual-temperature and convertible versions share the same body, so a kitchen can standardise on one footprint and one set of spares.

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