SFTfg 1501 Performance
Laboratory freezer with an interior free of ignition sources
Conforms to the applicable standards set by NFPA 45 and NFPA 99 and meets exacting requirements in terms of safety, temperature stability, and ease of use: This undercounter freezer for laboratories is suitable for the reliable storage of closed containers containing combustible substances that could form explosive atmospheres.
Exterior dimensions: height/width/depth - 32 3/16 | 23 1/2 | 23 13/16 in
32 3/16 | 23 1/2 | 23 13/16 in
Adjustable temperature range - -9 °C to -30 °C
-9 °C to -30 °C
Energy Star
Liebherr refrigerators help to produce less energy waste and greenhouse gas emissions with the aim of having the least damaging effect on the environment and offering solutions that help consumers conserve energy.
Compliance with applicable standards set by NFPA 45 and NFPA 99
The interior of Liebherr refrigerators and freezers designed for storing flammable materials is free from ignition sources and suitable for use with flammable substances in sealed containers. These units meet the requirements for Class I, Division 2, Gas Group B, and comply with applicable standards set by NFPA 45 and NFPA 99.
SmartFrost
SmartFrost reduces frost build-up in the interior and on stored products. Defrosting is required less often – and when it is necessary, it is made much easier by the smooth, easy-to-clean interior walls. The evaporator in the foam insulation ensures high levels of energy efficiency as well as even cooling.
Electronic Control
The easy to use electronic control system is equipped with default temperature range and humidity control programs, and controls the energy-saving defrost function as required. The integrated min/max logger records and stores the interior temperature for HACCP-compliant documentation at regular intervals. In cases of temperature deviations, the electronic control system triggers a visual and audible door alarm, thus protecting your products. The sturdy membrane keyboard is dirt resistant and easy to clean.
