PharmaPort® 360

PharmaPort® 360 Features

Precise 5°C Temperature Control

The PharmaPort® 360 safely maintains internal temperature of 5°C in extreme ambients from 60°C to -40°C and in two modes.

  • Recharge Mode: When connected to an AC power supply the container functions as a high-performance laboratory refrigerator
  • Transport Mode: While operating on internal power the container maintains setpoint temperature for extended hold times of >72 hours @ 30°C, and >100 hours @ 23°C ambient

Internal vs Ambient Chart

Energy Efficient, Internally Powered in Transport

The PharmaPort® 360 is energy efficient and operates with minimal environmental impact. It maintains internal temperature control and uniformity throughout the chamber over specified hold times and ambient conditions.

  • Brushless DC fan and compressor motors consume minimal power and off­er exceptional reliability over conventional motors
  • During transport mode refrigeration compressors are inactive; the regenerative cooling and heating system consumes no external energy and generates no external heat, noise or vapor
  • OQ and PQ documentation is available

Redundant Systems

The PharmaPort® 360 features many redundant systems to protect valuable cargo and significantly reduce the possibility of a temperature excursion in the event that any single system should fail:

  • Two individual refrigeration systems for charging the cooling plate, and maintaining temperature in charging mode
  • Two individual heating coils charging the warm plate
  • Six ducting fans: two for cooling, two for heating, two for circulation
  • Two door latches
  • Dual gasket for door seal

Advanced Remote Monitoring and Data Logging

The GPS Tracking and GSM Monitoring systems permit 24/7 retrieval, analysis and sharing of system information such as global location, internal and external temperatures, temperature conditioning capacity, and deviations from set point. The PharmaPort® 360’s Pro-Tectic® technology system works together with the remote monitoring to communicate alarm information more than 6 hours before a potential temperature deviation.

  • Supports compliance with World Health Organization (WHO) standard Status Alarm/OK, and MKT (mean kinetic temperature)
  • User programmable ­five temperature zones (recommended PDA-39-ICH guideline)
  • PDF/A (ISO 19005-1) provides a mechanism for representing visual appearance of electronic documents over time, independent of the systems used to create, store or render such files