What Are the Benefits of Using Blood Bank Refrigerators?

Vital Features to Consider in a Quality Blood Bank Refrigerator

           

When saving lives depends on proper storage of blood and plasma, there's no room for error, inconsistency, or non-compliance. A BBR should conform to rigorous health care standards as well to provide effective functioning. Here are some of the most significant BBR attributes to look for and their related benefits:


  • Calibrated Temperature Adjustment and Control


An excellent blood refrigerated cabinet should keep a constant temperature, ranging from 2°C to 6°C and very small fluctuate. With a high-tech digital controller, and alarm systems to smooth out spikes, you will never have to worry about monitoring internal temperatures.


Advantage: Blood components are maintained viable and safe to transfuse.


Example: A hospital that implemented digitized BBRs reduced spoilage of blood by more than 40% through improved temperature control.


  • Alarm systems and back up generators


Essential are features such as high/low-temperature alarms, door-open alarms, and power-failure indicators. Moreover, for outages, the alarm (function) is backed by battery systems.


Advantage: Guarantees stored blood is as safe as possible, even in an emergency.


Illustration: A hospital in Chennai saved its rare blood types during a citywide power outrage with battery-backed BBRs.


  • Even Air Distribution and Insulation


Even cooling by internal circulating air prevents hot spots. Insulation is high density foam that stays cool to the touch and won’t break down; matchless glass tempered; electronic thermostat with easy-to-read digital display.


Advantage: Uniform storage conditions created in all bags of blood.


Example: Labs that work with various blood types require consistent air flow to maintain proper segregation.


  • Regulatory Compliance


Search for models that conform to WHO, NABL, and AABB norms. This makes the refrigerator safe for clinical and diagnostic purposes.


Benefit: Helps with accreditation and audit preparation.


Case in point: A diagnostic center got NABL accredited by migrating to blood bank refrigerator certified.


  • Ease of Use and Storage Versatility


You can also find units with ergonomic benefits such as pull-out drawers, lockable doors and LED lights to store products more efficiently and safely.


Advantage: Enhances the safety and productivity of lab staff.


Example: High volume facilities appreciate the ease of access and visual clarity.


Conclusion – Why You Should Choose NOVUS for a Blood Bank Refrigerator and Bespoke PIR Panels


At Novus Life Sciences, we provide top-of-the-shelf blood bank refrigerators (BBR) that are good enough to be compared to the best in the world. We also provide premium lab solutions such as seed germinators, depyrogenation ovens, floor standing centrifuges and based on the induction furnace principle.


When quality, compliance and reliable performance matter most, there is only one choice for all of your scientific cold storage, and that is Novus Technicia.

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