Crafting High-Quality Mortuary Cabinets

Sunrose Online specializes in manufacturing advanced mortuary refrigeration systems designed for hospitals, funeral homes, and government facilities. Our mortuary freezers and cold storage units are built to withstand the demands of professional use, ensuring long-term efficiency and reliability.

Our mortuary cabinets are constructed using chromadek or stainless steel cladded insulated panels, providing superior insulation against temperature fluctuations. The doorframes and rear sections incorporate selected clear SA pine, treated with a waterproof bituminous solution to enhance durability and resistance to moisture.

A central feature of our mortuary cabinets is the reinforced service panel, designed to house the condensing and air-cooling units for optimal temperature regulation. Each cabinet is also equipped with a drain point for easy maintenance and rests on four adjustable feet for effortless installation and leveling.

Cabinet doors are reinforced with heavy-duty hinges, secured with strong latches and strikes. Freezer cabinet doors include heater elements to prevent frost buildup, while airtight neoprene gaskets ensure a secure seal, reducing energy consumption and maintaining optimal preservation conditions.

Every cabinet undergoes rigorous quality control, including temperature stability, structural integrity, and functionality testing. This ensures peace of mind for funeral directors while maintaining the dignity and respect of the deceased.

Essential Components and Customization Options

Mortuary refrigeration units play a vital role in preserving dignity and supporting families during their time of loss. Sunrose Online focuses on precision and quality in designing mortuary refrigeration systems.

Available Options:

• 3-Tier and 6-Tier mortuary fridges
• Cold and freezer storage units
• Large cold rooms with steel structures for high-volume storage
• Hydraulic lifting trolleys
• HIV trays
• Washing and viewing tables

Key Components:

• Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV): Regulates refrigerant flow, preventing excess liquid from reaching the compressor and optimizing performance.
• Evaporator: Functions at low pressure to remove excess heat from the mortuary chamber.
• Capacity Control System: Manages power consumption, dehumidification, and compressor cycling.
• Compressor: Compresses low-temperature vapors, raising pressure and releasing heat.
• Condenser: Uses fans to cool refrigerant vapors until they condense into liquid form.
• Receiver: Stores liquid refrigerant for consistent flow to the evaporator.

Sunrose Online utilizes high-temperature split refrigeration units tailored for mortuary applications, incorporating specialized evaporators for workrooms and a dual-flow air system for minimal noise and cold air currents.

Choosing the right mortuary refrigeration unit requires consideration of storage capacity, temperature regulation, body accommodation, durability, accessibility, safety, and compliance. Our team of experts is available for personalized consultation to help you select the ideal solution.

Why Choose Sunrose Online for Mortuary Equipment?

Sunrose Online is a leading supplier of high-quality morgue and funeral home equipment in South Africa. Our unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction ensures that we provide top-of-the-line funeral refrigeration units, body freezers, and cold storage solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Our products are backed by stringent quality assurance measures and expert technical support, ensuring optimal performance, longevity, and adherence to industry hygiene standards. Whether you’re looking for a single mortuary cabinet or an entire mortuary cold room system, Sunrose Online offers the best deals and professional service.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the standard temperature requirements for mortuary refrigeration units?

Mortuary refrigeration units typically operate within a temperature range of 2°C to 4°C (35.6°F to 39.2°F) to ensure optimal preservation of the deceased. Maintaining stable and appropriate temperatures is crucial for proper storage and compliance with industry standards.

How can one become certified to build mortuary refrigeration systems?

Individuals interested in manufacturing mortuary refrigeration systems typically pursue degrees in mechanical or refrigeration engineering. Key areas of expertise include industrial design, refrigeration systems, heat transfer, and thermodynamics. Training programs cover refrigeration technology, HVAC systems, equipment assembly, and safety standards. Hands-on experience and apprenticeships are essential for mastering temperature control, durability, and compliance requirements.