Mortuary Chamber is a temperature-controlled storage unit designed to preserve cadavers under low-temperature conditions, effectively slowing down decomposition. It is commonly used in hospitals, forensic departments, and medical research facilities.
Purpose:
Designed for the safe and hygienic storage of cadavers under controlled cooling conditions to prevent decomposition.
Construction:
Double-walled construction for thermal efficiency.
Outer chamber: Fabricated from mild steel (MS) sheet with epoxy powder coating for corrosion resistance and durability.
Inner chamber & trays: Made from stainless steel (SS) sheet, ensuring easy sanitation and long service life.
Insulation: The cavity between inner and outer walls is filled with high-grade glass wool or PUF insulation, minimizing thermal loss and improving energy efficiency.
Cooling & Air Circulation:
Equipped with a reliable refrigeration system maintaining an internal temperature range of 2°C to 5°C.
Integrated air circulation fan ensures uniform cooling across all compartments.
Temperature Control:
Microprocessor-based PID digital temperature controller with integrated temperature indicator.
High-precision control with ±0.5°C accuracy to maintain consistent chamber temperature.
Electrical Requirements:
Operates on 220/230 Volt AC, 50 Hz standard power supply.
