The Liebherr LKUv 1610 MediLine laboratory refrigerator is a reliable and compact solution for environments requiring accurate temperature control and secure storage. With a temperature range of +3°C to +16°C, it provides consistent cooling for temperature-sensitive materials, ensuring optimal storage conditions.

At the heart of its functionality is the comfort electronic controller, which offers precise temperature regulation and monitoring. The intuitive LED 7-segment display allows users to view and adjust temperatures with ease, while integrated visual and audible alarms alert users to temperature deviations or malfunctions. The volt-free alarm contact facilitates seamless integration with external monitoring systems, ensuring materials remain protected at all times.

The LKUv 1610 is designed for durability and ease of use; featuring a robust steel housing and a commercial-grade polystyrol liner for easy cleaning. Its three adjustable glass shelves, each capable of supporting up to 40kg, offer flexible storage configurations. A slimline handle with an integrated opening mechanism and reversible door hinges ensure ergonomic access and versatile installation.

Energy-efficient and quiet, with an annual energy consumption of 273 kWh and noise output of just 47 dB(A), the LKUv 1610 is an ideal choice for laboratories seeking precision, efficiency and advanced technology.

Delivery to site is free. In place delivery is available upon request for an additional fee.

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<li>Width: 601mm</li>
<li>Depth: 618mm</li>
<li>Height: 820mm</li>
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<li>Capacity: 142 litres (gross), 133 litres (net).</li>
<li>Temperature range: +3°C to +16°C.</li>
<li>Energy consumption: 273 kWh/year.</li>
<li>Cooling system: Forced-air.</li>
<li>Refrigerant: R600a.</li>
<li>Shelves: 3 adjustable plastic coated wire shelves (load: 45 kg per shelf).</li>
<li>Safety features: Visual/audible alarms, volt-free alarm contact.</li>
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