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Blood Bank Refrigerator +4°C
Compare the planned bag count with the chamber capacity and allow space for air circulation. Then check the installation area, access width, electrical supply, drawer count, data export and connection to the facility’s monitoring system.
Purpose and features
EMSAS EKN blood bank refrigerators are designed for controlled storage of donor blood bags in blood banks and transfusion departments. All six models operate at +2…+8 °C with a factory setpoint of +4 °C. The range covers 70 to 1310 L and 25 to 672 blood bags of 450 mL.
Shared features of the EKN range
Temperature control
Microprocessor control, two sensors for the chamber and a reference sample, and temperature records for up to 30 days.
Alarms and data
Visual and audible alarms monitor temperature, the door, power and the sensor. USB export and a remote alarm output are provided.
Chamber organisation
The inner chamber and sliding drawers with dividers are made of Cr-Ni 304 stainless steel. The number of drawers depends on the model.
Compare EMSAS EKN models
| Model | Volume | Bag capacity | Drawers | External dimensions (W×D×H) | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMSAS EKN 25 | 70 L | 25 bags | 2 | 452 × 661 × 765 mm | 230 W |
| EMSAS EKN 50 | 167 L | 50 bags | 2 | 600 × 676 × 1161 mm | 230 W |
| EMSAS EKN 100 | 225 L | 100 bags | 3 | 600 × 671 × 1361 mm | 230 W |
| EMSAS EKN 200 | 390 L | 240 bags | 6 | 600 × 676 × 1956 mm | 277 W |
| EMSAS EKN 300 | 637 L | 300 bags | 6 | 765 × 835 × 2000 mm | 400 W |
| EMSAS EKN 600 | 1310 L | 672 bags | 12 | 1450 × 838 × 1936 mm | 400 W |
How to select a blood bank refrigerator
The facility’s approved procedures determine the storage temperature and permitted duration for each blood component. Before commissioning, confirm the version, refrigerant and options, and check temperature mapping, alarms and sensor calibration. The battery supports the controller and printer during a power failure; it does not power the compressor or provide backup refrigeration.
All medical refrigerators · Validation and temperature mapping
Questions before selection and procurement
Is the temperature in the category name enough for selection?
No. Compare the specific model range with the documented storage requirements of each material. Storage duration is defined by the material documentation, not by the refrigerator or freezer name.
How should required capacity be assessed?
Count the actual containers and reserve stock, then check shelf or basket arrangements. Total volume, usable volume and package capacity are different measures.
What should be agreed for temperature monitoring?
Alarm functions, independent measurement, record format and the deviation response procedure. Include temperature mapping and qualification separately where required.
What is needed to compare quotations?
A technical specification and an equivalent equipment list for each option. Specify quantity, installation or use location, compatible accessories and documentation requirements. This supports comparison of the complete cost of the required solution.
Configuration and documentation
Record the exact model, version, standard equipment and optional items in the quotation. Request the manual and specification with the conditions under which performance figures are determined. Agree procurement documentation, availability, delivery, warranty and service work for the specific supply.