Mortuary Unit 6 body

Description

6-body mortuary unit is a refrigerated cabinet or chamber designed for storing human bodies at cool temperatures (often 2°C to 5°C, sometimes lower) to delay decomposition, commonly found in hospitals, funeral homes, and disaster response. These units typically feature individual compartments, stainless steel trays for easy transfer, digital temperature controls, and alarms for monitoring, with some having separate refrigeration systems for each body.

Key Features & Components:

Capacity: Holds six human bodies, often arranged on multiple levels (e.g., three levels with two bodies each).

Construction: Usually made of stainless steel (inside and out) or plastic-coated steel, with high-density polyurethane insulation for energy efficiency.

Refrigeration: Can have one or multiple independent, individually controlled cooling systems.

Trays/Carts: Includes six stainless steel trays with handles, rollers, and sometimes casters for smooth movement.

Control Panel: Digital thermostat with high-brightness display for precise temperature setting and monitoring (e.g., -16°C to 5°C).

Safety: Features acoustic and visual alarms for temperature deviations, power failures, and door openings, plus locking mechanisms.

Other Features: Internal lighting, automatic defrost, and often data loggers for recording.