Everest EBGWR1-LAB 29 In. Laboratory Refrigerator, 1 Wide Glass Door, 23 Cu. Ft., Inverter Compressor, Electronic Keypad Lock

The Everest EBGWR1-LAB is the glass door version of Everest's wide single door LAB Series laboratory refrigerator, made for labs, pharmacies, and research facilities where staff need to confirm contents, labels and stock levels at a glance without opening the cabinet and disturbing the cold air inside. Behind the double pane glass door sit 23 cubic feet of open interior on four adjustable shelves, held at set point by an inverter compressor that modulates instead of cycling hard on and off, the design behind the line's consistent cooling and up to 20 percent lower energy use. An electronic keypad lock re-locks the door after every opening, keeping visibility from turning into open access.

Bottom Mounted Blizzard R290 Cartridge that Swaps without On-Site Brazing

The condensing unit is a bottom mounted, self-contained Blizzard R290 cartridge that is fully detachable and replaceable in the field with no on-site brazing. Unlike a conventional sealed system repair that parks the cabinet out of service while a technician opens the refrigerant circuit, a cartridge swap gets the unit back to holding temperature the same visit, which matters when the contents are samples and reagents you cannot simply reorder. Cooling comes from a 1/3 HP inverter compressor rated at 1,116 BTU per hour that modulates its output instead of slamming on and off, the design behind the LAB Series' consistent cooling, accurate temperature control, and up to 20 percent lower energy use, all on a 1.4 amp draw. The cartridge runs natural R290 refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential and a global warming potential of three, and an air circulation guard keeps the vents from being blocked by carts or boxes pushed against the cabinet.

Electronically commutated fan motors pull the cavity to temperature quickly while drawing less power, and a full-length air duct and airflow guard keep the cold air circulating evenly around the load. The auto defrost cycle starts on a timer and ends on temperature, so it runs only as long as the coil actually needs. A self-maintaining condensate pan requires no external drain line or electric heater, which is one less penetration in your install, the auto-reverse condenser fan supports compressor ventilation and helps keep the coil clean between service visits, and pressure relief devices let staff re-open a just-closed door instead of waiting out the vacuum.

One Wide Double Pane Glass Door with an Auto-Locking Electronic Keypad

The double pane glass door is 28 3/4" across and lets staff verify contents and read labels without pulling the door open and dumping the cold air, which means fewer, shorter openings over the course of a day. A pre-installed electronic keypad lock with an auto-lock feature secures the cabinet behind every opening, so controlled materials are never sitting behind a door someone forgot to lock. The door self-closes through an adjustable torsion system for a positive seal, frame heaters prevent exterior moisture build up in humid rooms, the snap-in magnetic gasket pops out for cleaning without tools, and the high strength recessed handle stays out of the way of passing carts. Hinging is field reversible if your room traffic runs the other way.

23 Cu. Ft. Deeper Cabinet Interior with a Covered 2 In. Access Port

Inside is a single open compartment with no dividing walls, and the cabinet body runs a deeper 33 1/8 inches than a typical upright so bulk containers sit fully inside the cavity instead of crowding the door. Four epoxy coated steel wire shelves ride height adjustable stainless steel clips, so shelf spacing follows your containers rather than the other way around. A covered access port, 2 inches in diameter, passes through the cabinet side wall and stays capped when not in use. The interior and exterior are heavy duty stainless steel with rounded corners that wipe down without snagging, the top, bottom and rear are galvanized steel, and 2.5 inch high density polyurethane insulation fills the walls. Silicone coated, shatter-proof LED lighting gives bright, high color visibility at low heat output, and the cabinet rolls on four 5 inch swivel casters with locks on the front set, and leg stabilizers come standard.

Digital Controller that Holds 32°F to 54°F with a Glycol-Filled Probe and an Overheat Alarm

A multi-function digital controller with an easy to read LED display ships factory preset at 35°F and adjusts across a set range of 32°F to 54°F. Its temperature probe is glycol-filled, which is what keeps the readings accurate, and an audible overheat alarm watches the compressor and condenser coil so a developing problem announces itself before samples are at risk. Everest backs the unit with 2 year parts and labor, 5 year electrical, and 5 year compressor coverage, supported through its service agent network.

If the stock configuration does not match your room, Everest offers a WiFi data logger built for the LAB line (model ELWIFI-TPX+), additional shelving, 3 inch locking swivel casters in place of the standard 5 inch set, height adjustable interchangeable legs from 3.5 to 6 inches, and a left hinged door.

Keep in mind this cabinet refrigerates only, holding 32°F to 54°F, so frozen materials belong in the matching LAB Series freezers, and the glass door trades a little insulation mass for visibility: choose the solid door version of this cabinet when contents never need to be seen from outside. It is also purpose-built for sample storage rather than foodservice, with the keypad lock, glycol-filled probe and data logger provision aimed at labs and pharmacies instead of kitchens. Within the LAB lineup, 23 cubic feet behind one wide glass door suits a single room's program, while the 54 inch two glass door model covers facilities stocking at twice the scale. Power is a standard 115V connection on a 9 foot cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug, so no dedicated high-voltage circuit is needed.