Labotemp Mortuary Refrigerator MOR-04 is a professional mortuary refrigerator engineered for safe, hygienic dead body storage in hospitals, morgues, and forensic centres. Built from medical-grade SS304 stainless steel, this body mortuary fridge ensures corrosion resistance and easy sanitation. It offers precise mortuary refrigerator temperature control from 5 to -15°C, ideal for preservation where deep freezing is not required.
Engineered by trusted mortuary refrigerator manufacturers, the MOR-04 features independent chamber control and high-quality compressors. It serves as a reliable alternative to a mortuary freezer box or dead body freezer box, offering a competitive mortuary refrigerator price. Includes lockable doors and heavy-duty wheels for dignified handling.
Why Choose Labotemp Mortuary Refrigerator MOR-04?
✓ Medical-Grade SS304 Hygienic inner/outer body for body storage.
✓ Precise Stability Mortuary fridge temperature control with ±0.1°C accuracy.
✓ Advanced Safety Alarms for high/low temp, power, and sensors.
✓ Efficient Mobility Universal wheels allow use as a portable mortuary refrigerator.
| Temperature Range | 5 to -15°C (customizable -18) |
|---|---|
| Foamed Urethane Thickness (mm) | 100 |
| Thickness of Stainless Steel | Outer: 1.0 mm Body Tray: 1.0 mm Inner: 0.6 mm |
| Refrigerant | R404A |
| Temperature Accuracy | 0.1°C |
| Compressor Place | Back of the freezer |
| Working Temperature | 10–38°C |
| Compressor | Germany Secop / Chinese compressor (optional) |
| Compressor Number | 1 independent control of each chamber |
| Number of Body Tray | 1 |
| Door count | 1 |
| Body Tray Load Capacity | 200 kg |
| Body Tray Size (mm) | 1940×580 |
| External Size (mm) | 2280×800×600 |
| Inner Room Size (mm) | 1950×630×440 |
| Chamber Height (mm) | 440 |
| Rate of Work | 218W/1.2A |
| Voltage | 220V/50Hz |
| Material | Stainless steel 304 |
| Packing Size (mm) | 2320×850×760 |
| Package | Plywood |
| Net Weight | 120 kg |
| Gross Weight | 150 kg |
Used for safe and controlled preservation of human bodies in hospitals, mortuaries, funeral homes, and forensic departments.
