A microprocessor temperature controller ensures that your temperature is accurate and correct, and vaccines can be safely stored at 36 to 46 degrees Fahrenheit. 

We also provide temperature monitoring equipment to ensure you comply with CDC guidelines.

It is convenient under counter or countertop models to fit your desired size specifications.

Built-in models with front breathing ventilation systems are available, so you don't need additional ventilation space on the top and sides of the unit.

Continuous air flow to avoid temperature increase when the door is opened.

Automatically close the door to prevent someone from accidentally leaving the refrigerator door open and risking damage to the vaccines inside.

A probe used to test the temperature of the air inside the refrigerator and the temperature of the sample bottle

There is enough capacity to store all the vaccines and water bottles needed for cooling.

Units that are used only for vaccines, or have a specific area where only vaccines are stored.

Some acceptable vaccine cold storage options to consider include:

Freestanding devices are CDC recommended models, ranging in size from compact to very large pharmaceutical grade models

Combined units with side-by-side or up/down/down refrigerators and freezers with separate doors

Under counter or countertop models, for areas with limited space