Mains Ref Dulas VC225ILR E003/072

Mains Powered Vaccine Refrigerator
Equipment model: VC225ILR
PQS code: E003/072
Manufactured by: Dulas Ltd in United Kingdom
Volume category: >/=120L
Vaccine storage capacity: 184 L

Technical specifications
PQS Prequalified Intermittent Mains Powered Refrigerator for storage of vaccines at +2 ˚C to+8˚C.
Equipment operating voltage and frequency.
220-240 Volt, 50Hz/60Hz or 100-127 Volt 50Hz/60Hz, 1ph.
Operating temperature: Min and Max rated ambient temperature: +5 °C and +43°C
UIFPF- Grade A
Refrigerant: R600a, 70 grams
Energy consumption, stable running (kWh/24 hours): 0.803

To be supplied with:
Voltage stabilizer (Standalone):
Voltage stabilizer for 220-240V 50/60 Hz nominal input/output:
Dulas PS-ILR-002XT Extended type standalone voltage stabilizer & power supply, with input voltage regulation range 110V-278V/50/60Hz
Voltage stabilizer for 100-127V 50/60 Hz nominal input/output:
Dulas PS-ILR-002XT Extended type standalone voltage stabilizer & power supply, with input voltage regulation range 82V-159V/50/60Hz
With PQS prequalified 30-day temperature logger
Remote Temperature Monitoring System RTMS – Hardware is supplied as standard / Subscription service is optional- to be supplied upon request

The door / lid fitted with a lock and two keys, 6 baskets

Warranty: 3- year replacement warranty as specified in the LTA.

NOTES:
1.UNICEF CO or partners should notify the voltage & frequency to ensure correct choice of freezer and voltage regulator.
2.Provide the preferred power plug type compatible with the electricity socket standard in the country
3.One set of spare parts is recommended but not compulsory for every 10 units of ILRs.
4.For Technical Guidance: Contact with UNICEF Supply Division, Immunization Technology Center, Cold Chain Unit for technical questions. CPHHQ-SD-Cold Chain Unit < coldchainunit@unicef.org >,

Useful links:
1.UNICEF Cold Chain Technical Support:
2.UNICEF Supply Catalogue:
3.WHO-PQS Website:
4.GAVI CCEOP Technology Guide:
5.WHO Vaccine Management Handbook: