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Showcasing "Made in China": HB Cold Rooms In Thailand
In Bangkok's year-round hot and humid climate, Haier Biomedical's two Cold Rooms—operating at -20ºC and 4ºC—have run stably for over 400 days without a single failure. These facilities have become the benchmark of tropical medical cold chains, earning high praise from users.
Innovative and outstanding performance solves tropical storage pain points
Thailand's perennial high heat and humidity place extreme demands on biomedical cold chain equipment: continuous high temperatures increase cooling stress, extreme humidity easily causes heavy frosting, and power grid fluctuations threaten operational stability. Leveraging its advanced technological expertise, Haier Biomedical has delivered customized solutions to overcome these challenges.
Dual refrigeration system ensures uninterrupted and safe operation: Each cold room is fitted with two independent refrigeration units—one active and one on standby—with automatic timed rotation to balance operating hours, thereby effectively extending service life. In the event of a fault, the system automatically switches to the backup unit, eliminating single-point failure risk, ensuring internal temperatures stable and uniform, and safeguarding the integrity of high-value biosamples.
Comprehensive protections stabilize performance under power grid fluctuations: Built-in intelligent controls provide high/low-voltage protection, overheat and overload safeguards, and delayed start functions, significantly ensuring reliable operation in unstable power environments and extend system service life.
High-efficiency defrosting design minimizes operating and maintenance costs: Automatic electric defrosting, combined with liquid sub-cooling and exhaust pre-cooling designs, significantly enhances energy efficiency and reduces long-term operation and maintenance costs.
In the future, Haier Biomedical will continue to drive innovation, building an intelligent, reliable, and energy-efficient global life science low-temperature storage ecosystem network—contributing Chinese solutions to the shared goal of advancing the community of human health.
