Carbon dioxide backup systems play a critical role in maintaining the stability of stored samples in ultralow freezers. They are designed to provide a reliable source of CO2 in emergency situations, such as power outages or electronic system failures, that would otherwise cause the temperature inside the freezer to rise and potentially damage stored samples. This can be particularly concerning for clinical samples, biological specimens, and other one-of-a-kind samples that are irreplaceable and of critical importance.

One of the key advantages of carbon dioxide backup systems is their compatibility with any ultralow freezer with an internal access port. This makes a CO2 backup system a versatile solution for a wide range of laboratories and facilities that rely on ultralow freezers for sample storage. The system’s small footprint also makes them easy to integrate into most laboratory or research facilities without taking up too much valuable space or requiring major modifications.

In addition to its practicality, CO2 backup systems are designed to be user-friendly. They are simple to program and operate, allowing non-technical users to quickly and easily ensure the safety of their stored samples. This can be particularly important in busy laboratories, where time is of the essence in an emergency situation.

Carbon dioxide backup systems are an essential component for any laboratory or facility that uses ultralow freezers for the storage of critical samples. They provide an additional layer of protection to keep your samples frozen in the event of a power outage or other cooling failure, while being simple to install and operate.