New Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer

Energy usage reduced by up to 50 percent compared to conventional refrigerant ultra-low freezers

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A new ultra-low temperature freezer is designed to offer laboratories and biorepositories a greener solution: less power consumption, less noise and higher efficiency without compromising the integrity of samples.

The Thermo Scientific TSX ultra-low temperature freezer features natural refrigerants for lower environmental impact and higher cooling efficiency. Due to its intuitive design, the TSX freezer uses up to 50 percent less energy than conventional refrigerant ultra-low freezers and delivers temperature uniformity that continuously adapts to a laboratory’s environment.

The TSX ultra-low temperature freezer, will be displayed at the International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories (ISBER) 2015 Annual Meeting & Exhibits, May 5-6, 2015 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown, Phoenix, Booth #202.

“Energy efficiency is a feature most lab and biobank managers and sustainability officers look for when making purchasing decisions, but energy savings can come at the expense of sample integrity,” said Chris Champlin, vice president and general manager, ...

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