Product Handling:
• When transporting the pharmacy refrigerator, ensure it is moved with care, using the handcart
method shown in the accompanying image, cushioning the unit appropriately.
• Upon arrival at the desired location, remove all packing materials and the bottom cushion.
Relocate the refrigerator to its final placement within the house or facility.
• Once positioned, allow the unit to sit undisturbed for about 2 hours before turning the power on.
This allows it to acclimate to its new environment.
Installation Environment
The refrigerator is designed for indoor use and should be placed in an environment with a pollution level
of Class 2. It also requires protection from overvoltage, specically up to Class II.
The ideal ambient temperature for the refrigerator ranges between 16°C and 32°C. However, for best
performance, it's recommended to maintain a temperature of 18°C to 25°C. If this range isn't achieved
naturally, using air conditioning is advised.
The environmental humidity should be kept below 80% RH (Relative Humidity) for optimal operation.
The refrigerator's location should be free from signicant dust exposure, specically up to a pollution
degree of 2. Additionally, avoid places with excessive mechanical movement or vibration.
When determining the placement, consider the altitude. The refrigerator should be positioned at altitudes
below 2,000 meters.
Ensure the power source provides a voltage within 115V±10% to keep the refrigerator operating ecient-
ly.
The refrigerator's functionality is aected by ambient temperature. If placed in an environment that
doesn't meet the above criteria, it might not operate correctly. In such cases, make necessary environmen-
tal adjustments before using.
Avoid installing the refrigerator outdoors. Exposure to rain can lead to electric leakage or even electric
shock, posing potential hazards.
For protection against external elements, the refrigerator has an ingress protection rating of IPX0. This
means it doesn't oer protection against water or dust ingress.
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