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Optimal Freezer Storage Capacity
Optimal Freezer Storage Capacity
Efficient Storage
For reimagining sample storage
According to the U.S. Department of energy, “freezers are typically designed to operate between -56°c and -86°c and they are usually operated at a set point of -70°c or -80°c.When new, these freezers consume approximately 16 to 22 kwh per day, which is about as much energy as an average family household. After years of service, many of such freezers consume over 30 kwh per day, and typically at least 30% of the samples stored in them are out-of-date, unrecoverable, or otherwise not useful for research.
This study, by Micronic, shows that energy-saving projects such as managing your storage space can reduce the annual operating costs dramatically.
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96-Well Format Racks
The rack is designed to hold 96 individual storage tubes (1.10ml, 1.40ml, 2.00ml or 2.50ml), also known as a 96-well configuration. The rack features an open bottom and 'Twist-Lock' to prevent tubes from turning during screw (de)capping.
Micronic 138-2 HD Rack
The Micronic 138-2 HD Rack has a honeycomb design, increasing the number of samples that can be stored up to 43% compared to a standard rack in the ANSI/SLAS footprint.
