Steris QDJ06 Amsco Warming Cabinet Dual Compartment Warmer Dual-Pane Tempered

Steris QDJ06 Amsco Warming Cabinet Dual Compartment Warmer Dual-Pane Tempered

• Model: QDJ06
• S/N: 0426704143
• Depth Model: 24"
• Heating Chambers: 2 independently controlled compartments (upper and lower)
• Outside Dimensions: 74 ¾″ H × 30″ W × 26 ½″ D
• Inside Chamber Dimensions: Upper: 13 ½″ × 24″ × 22 ⅞″; Lower: 36 ½″ × 24″ × 22 ⅞″
• Temperature Range: 90°F- 160°F
• Power Options: Operates at either 120 V or 230 V, 50/60 Hz
• Warranty: 90 Days

The Steris AMSCO QDJ06 dual‑compartment warming cabinet is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of high-volume surgical suites and sterile processing departments. With two independently controlled heating chambers, this warming cabinet offers flexible storage for blankets, linens, IV bags, and irrigation fluids — all while providing consistent and uniform temperature control from 90°F to 160°F. Whether you choose a glass or steel door, the QDJ06 gives you visual or secure access, making it easy to monitor inventory and maintain sterility.

Built for both reliability and longevity, the AMSCO QDJ06 features a rugged construction with double-wall insulated doors, robust heating elements, and an internal fan for efficient heat distribution. The digital control panel provides real-time LED readouts, selectable °F/°C settings, and lock-out functionality to prevent unauthorized temperature changes. For added peace of mind, the unit includes a visual and audible over-temperature alarm — ensuring your stored materials are always kept safely within optimal warming thresholds.

Designed with operational versatility in mind, this warming cabinet can be installed as a free-standing unit or recessed into your sterile processing area or operating room. Adjustable shelving lets you tailor each compartment for different load types — and optional add-ons like an electronic keypad lock, USB data logging, or a mobile base make the QDJ06 a future-proof solution for healthcare facilities focused on safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.

This medical equipment item is being sold in its current condition, with only a basic assessment performed. It powers up and successfully completes its self-check or boot process, indicating that it is operational to that extent. However, no further testing beyond this initial check has been conducted.