CSZ Walk-In stability rooms are used to test and store a wide range of products in specific temperature and/or humidity conditions. Applications include, but are not limited to, shelf life testing, stability testing, pharmaceutical, packaging, life science, biomedical storage, research, and more.

Stability rooms are available in temperature and/or humidity with a temperature range of -20°C to 60°C and optional humidity from 10% to 95%. These rooms are designed with ceiling mounted conditioning systems and modular panel construction utilizing 4" polyurethane-foamed panels. These rooms are designed with stainless steel interior and white embossed exterior. All CSZ stability rooms meet ICH Q1A guidelines.

Each conditioning system is tested before shipment. A factory-trained service team can also assist with the assembly, start-up and training of your new environmental room.

Features & Benefits

• CSZ's EZT-570S controller offers a 7” touch screen (10” optional) and the latest in test chamber programming. Flexible configurations along with a full range of user-friendly features combine to simplify programming and save valuable time for greater return on your investment. Intuitive controller includes built-in data security & safeties to protect your chamber and product under test.
• High/Low product temperature alarms
• Stainless Steel Interior
• White Embossed Aluminum scratch/rust resistant Exterior
• One 48" wide x 78" high Door with one (1) 14" wide x 24" high Heated Viewing Window
• Two Interior Vapor Proof Lights
• Humidity water filtration system is included to filter impurities and protect your chamber interior
• An electronic humidity sensor is used on all humidity models for accuracy and minimal maintenance
• Integral Air-Cooled Condenser
• Easy move-in and assembly

About Cincinnati Sub-Zero:
CSZ is a leading manufacturer of environmental test chambers and temperature-controlled equipment. Since 1940, CSZ continues to have the most valued and competitive test chambers on the market. Visit CSZ for more information on their environmental test chambers.