Marvel Scientific Applications

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26 Paine Ave.
Irvington , NJ 07111

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Marvel Scientific Applications

Commercial UL Listed
Extra long, jacketed commercial power cord with hospital grade plug
CFC-free foam insulated cabinet and door
Hardened, heat-treated hinges
Commercial door bars and retaining bar at bottom of cabinet
Commercial rated shelves
Sheet steel enclosed mechanical and electrical components on unit back and bottom for added protection against electrical fires
Commercial lifetime fan motor

Flammable Material Storage

Specially designed compressor with all electrical components enclosed to prevent accidental ignition of refrigerator contents
Listed in Underwriters Laboratories File SA7488(N)
Meets National Fire Protection Association Standard 99
Complies with OSHA Article No. CFR1910.308
Enclosed overload, relay and thermostat
Commercial power cord with 3-prong plug
Features a static condenser free of electric fan (needs additional clearance when recessed)
http://www.chem.purdue.edu/chemsafety/NewsAndStories/RefrigStories.htm

Hazardous Location

Listed by Underwriters Laboratories for Class 1, Group C and D applications
Mechanical assembly designed to prevent electrical sparks from igniting volatile or explosive substances in the surrounding environment
Thermostat enclosed by precision-machined housing
Wiring totally enclosed in sealed pipe
Compressor overload and relay switch totally enclosed
Wiring complies with the National Electrical Code, Article 501-4 for Class 1, Division 1 and 2
Specially designed compressor with all electrical components enclosed to prevent sparks from triggering an explosion of vapors in the environment
For added safety, hazardous location units must be hardwire connected to an appropriately rated conduit box
Features a static condenser free of electric fan (needs additional clearance when recessed)
http://www.chem.purdue.edu/chemsafety/NewsAndStories/RefrigStories.htm