Waterloo Industries 1 cu. ft. Undercounter Laboratory Refrigerator – Precision Temperature Control

Compact, Secure Cold Storage for Critical Laboratory Applications

The Waterloo Industries Undercounter Laboratory Refrigerator (Model #79-2105) provides dependable, space-saving cold storage for sensitive medical and laboratory materials. With a 1 cubic foot capacity, this compact refrigerator combines precise digital temperature control with enhanced safety features, making it ideal for use in hospitals, research facilities, and clinical laboratories.

The unit includes an external microprocessor temperature controller that allows easy monitoring and adjustment without opening the door, maintaining temperature stability and preventing unnecessary air exchange. The integrated temperature alarm audibly alerts users if internal conditions drift out of range, helping to ensure sample integrity.

A key-locking front door enhances security for controlled substances and temperature-sensitive materials, while the hospital-grade plug ensures safe and reliable electrical connections in demanding healthcare environments. Designed for integration into Waterloo’s Malignant Hyperthermia Carts, it can also function as a standalone laboratory refrigerator for undercounter use.

✅ Key Features

• ✔️ 1.0 cu. ft. capacity ideal for compact lab and clinical use
  
• ✔️ External microprocessor controller allows precise temperature management
  
• ✔️ Audible temperature alarm alerts if internal temperature deviates from range
  
• ✔️ Key-locking front door provides security for sensitive samples
  
• ✔️ Hospital-grade plug ensures reliable, medical-grade power safety
  
• ✔️ Compatible with Waterloo Malignant Hyperthermia Carts
  
• ✔️ Energy-efficient, quiet operation suitable for 24/7 laboratory use
  
• ✔️ BAA and TAA compliant for U.S. federal and healthcare procurement standards

📊 Technical Specifications

⚠️ Safety Notice

Always connect to a grounded, hospital-grade electrical outlet. Keep ventilation clear and do not block air intakes. Avoid overloading shelves. Routinely check alarm and temperature settings to ensure sample safety. Follow manufacturer cleaning and maintenance guidelines to preserve accuracy and performance.