Vaccines and blood products are highly temperature-sensitive. Improper storage can reduce vaccine efficacy or damage blood components. Choosing the right cold chain equipment is a direct investment in service quality.
Know Your Needs
Before choosing, determine:
- Product type — vaccines, blood, or reagents.
- Storage volume — daily/weekly capacity.
- Power availability — stable, frequent outages, or no power.
Types of Cold Chain Equipment
- Vaccine refrigerator — daily vaccine storage at the facility.
- Vaccine cold box / carrier — distribution and emergencies.
- Blood bank refrigerator — blood storage with tightly controlled temperature.
Match the Energy Source
The Dometic / B Medical line comes in several energy-source variants:
- AC — for locations with stable electricity.
- DC (solar-ready) — for areas without reliable power.
- EG / EK — gas or kerosene alternatives for remote locations.
Don’t Forget After-Sales
Cold chain equipment needs maintenance and spare parts to keep temperatures stable. Make sure you buy from a provider with after-sales support.
BMN is an official Dometic / B Medical Service Point across Central Java & DIY since 2016 — we help choose a suitable unit, install it, and maintain it. See the Dometic / B Medical cold chain catalogue or request a quote.