Product Information
With over 50 years and steadfast dedication to quality, dependability, and client happiness makes Dalucon the standout option for mortuary fridges and cabinets for sale in South Africa. Mortuary cabinets are constructed with chromadek or stainless steel, cladded insulated panels. The door frames and rear of the cabinet are reinforced with selected clear SA pine frames, rendered waterproof with bituminous solution. Dalucon offers customized solutions for a variety of applications, including insulated doors, clean rooms, trucks, and insulated shelters and containers.
General
The service panel on the rear of the cabinet is reinforced with an inner frame in order to carry the air-cooling and condensing units. Each mortuary cabinet is mounted on four adjustable feet and is fitted with a drain point.
Cold and Freezer Rooms
- Insulated panels are manufactured with chromadek metal. The panels consist of two selected stress metal skins, free of imperfections and damage, permanently bonded to the low temperature polyurethane core.
- The insulation core consists of virgin grade fire retardant injected polyurethane. The thickness and densities are made to suit the application.
- The panels are joined by means of a tongue and groove system to which a non-hardening silicone sealer is applied.
Structures
Mortuary structures can be manufactured with galvanized steel or with a full stainless steel FINISH. The structures can accommodate 8 bodies upward to 148 bodies, all depending on available space.
Standard Flatbed Tray
HIV Body Tray
Body Trays
Each body compartment is provided with a dished body tray which is welded on to a tubular frame. Both tray and frame are manufactured from stainless steel or galvanized steel.
Washing Tables
Manufactured entirely out of stainless steel.
Refrigeration System
- The condensing and air-cooling units are mounted on the service panel, which is situated on the rear of the cabinet. This allows for a complete, self-contained unit with easy maintenance and repair in mind.
- A neat instrument panel, on which an isolator and pressure switch are mounted, is provided and fixed to the service panel.
- The refrigerant tubing, instrument panel, electrical wiring, and all other parts are factory mounted on the service panel. A dial thermometer is mounted above the doors on the front of the cabinet.
- All refrigeration systems are ozone friendly and each unit undergoes a thorough test before it leaves the factory.
Mortuary Trolleys
The Dalucon mortuary trolley is made up of stainless steel, comprising a two-way pump action or battery powered automatic lifting pump. It can lift a body up to 1800mm high and can lift up to 300KG in weight.
Best Mortuary Fridges For Sale in South Africa
With over 50 years and steadfast dedication to quality, dependability, and client happiness makes Dalucon the standout option for mortuary fridges for sale in South Africa. Funeral homes, hospitals, and other medical facilities can all benefit from Dalucon’s extensive selection of high-quality funeral equipment, which the company has earned over many years of dedicated service to the sector.
For the respectful treatment and long-term storage of the dead, our business is proud to provide first-rate items that meet or exceed industry requirements for hygiene, longevity, and workmanship. With the backing of our knowledgeable staff and extensive experience in the field, Dalucon offers first-rate customer service, technical assistance, and after-sale support to make sure our clients are completely satisfied. If you want to know how important it is to honour the dead with respect and dignity, Dalucon is the mortuary equipment company to trust.
Making Mortuary Cabinets
Dalucon, based in Centurion, South Africa, is an early innovator in mortuary cabinet freezers, combining engineering accuracy with craftsmanship for dependability and quality. The meticulous process of selecting high-quality materials starts with every freezer, guaranteeing its resilience and endurance in the harsh mortuary setting.
The mortuary cabinets are meticulously constructed using chromadek or stainless steel cladded insulated panels, providing robustness and insulation against temperature fluctuations. To reinforce structural integrity, selected clear SA pine frames are meticulously incorporated into the doorframes and rear of the cabinet, fortified with a waterproof bituminous solution to withstand moisture and ensure longevity.
Central to the mortuary cabinets is a service panel that is fortified with an inner frame to house the condensing and air-cooling units, guaranteeing effective thermoregulation. Each cabinet has a drain point for easy cleaning and maintenance and is built on four adjustable feet for easy installation and leveling.
Durable and easy to use, the cabinet doors are fastened with strong hinges and secured with heavy-duty latches and strikes. To prevent frost buildup and ensure easy access, freezer cabinet doors are equipped with heater elements, while airtight neoprene gaskets ensure a tight seal, minimizing energy consumption and preserving the integrity of stored remains.
Dalucon uses rigorous quality control procedures all through production to ensure product performance, dependability, and conformity to requirements. Each cabinet undergoes rigorous testing to ensure temperature stability, structural integrity, and functionality, guaranteeing peace of mind for funeral directors and ensuring the dignity and respect of the departed.
Assembled with meticulous care, Dalucon’s cabinet freezers showcase the company’s dedication to providing exceptional quality and ensuring client happiness. With Dalucon, mortuary staff and funeral directors can trust in the reliability, durability, and integrity of each cabinet freezer, knowing that they are investing in a product designed to honour the dignity and respect of the departed.
Mortuary Equipment Essential Components and options
Mortuary fridge units are indispensable in upholding the dignity of deceased individuals and supporting families through the grieving process. Delving into the essential components required for an efficient mortuary refrigeration system, Dalucon emphasises meticulous attention to detail:
Options:
- 3 Tier and 6 Tier cabinets options are available.
- Cold and Freezer options
- Cold rooms with steel structure for very large qty holding is available.
- Hydraulic lifting trolly
- HIV trays
- Washing and viewing tables
Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV): Positioned at the liquid line’s end before the evaporator, the TXV regulates refrigerant flow to the evaporator, preventing excess liquid refrigerant from reaching the compressor and optimising evaporator performance.
Evaporator: Functioning at low pressure, the evaporator eliminates unwanted heat from the mortuary chamber by utilising liquid refrigerants, effectively absorbing heat from the surroundings.
Capacity Control System: This system governs power consumption, dehumidification, and compressor cycling, with the compressor often utilising on/off cycling for capacity control.
Compressor: Drawing low-temperature, low-pressure vapour from the evaporator through the suction line, the compressor compresses the vapour, elevating its temperature and pressure while releasing heat in the process.
Condenser: Extracting heat from the refrigerant, the condenser employs fans to draw air over the condenser coils, cooling the vapour until it condenses back into liquid refrigerant within a temperature range typically between -12°C to -1°C.
Receiver: Storing liquid refrigerant post-condensation, the receiver ensures a consistent flow of refrigerant to the evaporator.
For mortuary refrigeration applications, Dalucon often employs high-temperature split refrigeration units. These units feature specialised evaporators tailored for workrooms, while a double-flow air supply system minimises cold air currents and maintains low noise levels.
Selecting the appropriate mortuary refrigeration unit involves careful consideration of factors such as storage capacity, temperature control, body size accommodation, durability, accessibility, safety, and compliance. For comprehensive guidance tailored to specific needs or inquiries, Dalucon advises consulting with industry professionals well-versed in this specialised field.
Why Choose Us for Morgue/ Funeral Equipment?
You can trust Dalucon to provide you with the highest quality morgue equipment for sale in South Africa since we are dedicated to satisfying our customers and always going above and beyond. The experts at Dalucon have been in the business for a long time, and their extensive selection of funeral equipment for sale is sure to satisfy the demands of any funeral home, hospital, or other medical facility.
Ensuring optimal performance, durability, and hygiene requirements, our products are backed by stringent quality assurance processes and technical assistance. Count on Dalucon for exceptional funeral equipment for sale that meets all industry standards while respecting the deceased’s dignity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the exact temperature requirements for refrigeration equipment used in morgues?
The preservation of deceased humans relies on the temperature needs of mortuary refrigeration units. Temperatures between 2°C to 4°C (35.6°F to 39.2°F) are the usual operating range for mortuary refrigeration machines.
The efficiency of mortuary refrigeration units depends on their ability to maintain stable and suitable temperatures. The correct care and storage of the dead, however, requires strict adherence to established norms and protocols in the field.
How does one go about becoming certified to build mortuary refrigeration systems that meet industry standards?
Customary refrigeration units for morgues are normally built by individuals with advanced degrees in mechanical engineering, refrigeration engineering, or a closely related discipline. Knowledge of industrial design concepts, refrigeration systems, heat transfer, and thermodynamics are among the specific areas of competence. Topics covered in training programs may include refrigeration technology, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, equipment assembly, and safety standards. To build and install mortuary refrigeration units that are up to code in terms of temperature control, longevity, and dependability, one typically needs hands-on experience and apprenticeships.
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