TEMPERATURE RECORDER (Option)

8.Remove the sensor cover at the rear of the chamber wall. (Fig. 4)

9.Pass through the hole under the temperature control sensor. (Fig.

5) Tool for the hole: Screw driver

(example) Hole depth:

135mm (5.3inch) Hole diameter:

13mm (0.5inch)

10.Route the recorder sensor into the chamber by sassing the hole. (Fig. 4)

11.Remove the sensor support and position the recorder sensor and then replace the stopper. (Fig. 4)

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

12.Seal around the hole for recorder sensor completely by applying the sealing compound (RTV) to outside and inside of the chamber. (Fig. 4)

13.Connect the power cord of the recorder to the terminal as shown in Fig. 6.

1Neutral

2Live

3Earth

14.Fix the grille with a screw and replace the side cover.

Fig. 6

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Sanyo MDF-594C instruction manual Temperature Recorder Option

MDF-594C specifications

The Sanyo MDF-794C and MDF-594C are advanced laboratory refrigerators designed for the safe storage of biological samples, vaccines, and sensitive materials. These models stand out due to their robust construction, user-friendly features, and innovative technologies that cater to the requirements of research institutions, hospitals, and laboratories.

One of the main features of the Sanyo MDF-794C is its large capacity, which makes it suitable for facilities with high storage demands. The refrigerator can accommodate a significant volume of samples while maintaining a stable internal environment. The MDF-594C, while slightly smaller, still offers ample storage space without compromising on performance.

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In conclusion, the Sanyo MDF-794C and MDF-594C are exemplary laboratory refrigerators characterized by their capacity, advanced cooling technologies, energy efficiency, user-friendly controls, and commitment to sample safety. These attributes make them invaluable assets in any laboratory setting, ensuring the integrity and reliability of stored materials.