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Lec Medical launches first drawer system for glass door refrigerators
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ec Medical, the UK’s leading manufacturer of pharmacy refrigeration,
has launched a new wire drawer system for its popular PE507, PG507, PE907 and PG907 refrigerators. It is the first drawer system available for the company’s glass door refrigerators (PG507 and PG907) and will give pharmacists increased visibility of the fridges’ contents, allowing them to gain quick and easy access to drugs at the back of the fridge.
The PE507DP2 and PG507DP2 consist of four drawers and the PE907DP2 and PG907DP2 consist of six drawers. All ranges include a basket and the drawers have compartment partitions for optimum storage and to aid with stock rotation.
These new drawers give a more comprehensive storage offering and a more practical alternative to shelving, enabling pharmacists to make more efficient use of space when storing drugs and vaccines.
The glass door fridges with drawers (PG507DP2 and PG907DP2) will also help pharmacists to improve energy efficiency because they can see
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where the product is stored more easily, and can therefore open the door for a shorter period of time.
“With the demand to improve energy efficiency, pharmacists can use the drawers to help them achieve this,” says Matt Newsome, head of marketing at Lec Medical, part of GDPA. “If the fridge door is only open for a short time then temperature recovery and retention of the fridge can be optimized.”
The company manufactures medical refrigeration products for pharmacies, wards, and laboratories. Its pharmacy fridges are environmentally friendly, conforming to recommendations for storage of vaccines outlined by the National Pharmacy Association (NPA).
Products have a two year parts and labour warranty which gives pharmacists reassurance that the fridges are effective for a long period of time. Customers also have access to a large network of service engineers from Lec Medical and GDPA, so that in the unlikely event of a problem, they are assured of a high level of support, giving fast and knowledgeable backup.
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