Frost-Free Mortuary Freezer

Introduction

A frost-free mortuary freezer keeps bodies at a steady -18 °C without ice. ENTROVITA's no-frost range uses air-circulated cooling with automatic defrost, so frost never builds up on the coils, temperatures stay even across every compartment, and your team never has to schedule a manual defrost again. Built for morgues, funeral homes and crematoriums where cold storage runs continuously, each unit in this sub-category pairs frost-free performance with built-in sterilisation — dependable refrigeration that is easier to maintain from day one.

What is a frost-free mortuary freezer used for?

A frost-free mortuary freezer does the same job as any body cold-storage unit — holding remains at a hygienic low temperature until burial, cremation or collection — but it removes the single biggest maintenance burden of conventional cabinets. Frost accumulation insulates the evaporator, forces the compressor to work harder and eventually makes temperatures drift. Because these units defrost automatically, they stay on temperature and on schedule. Typical users:

• Hospital and municipal morgues — multiple admissions and strict hygiene routines, where an unplanned defrost means moving bodies.
• Funeral homes and funeral parlours — quiet, low-maintenance holding that needs no defrost visits between services.
• Crematoriums and high-volume facilities — around-the-clock duty where doors open constantly and frost would otherwise form fastest.
• Pathology, teaching and research departments — stable, uniform low-temperature storage with easy access to refrigeration components.

Explore our frost-free mortuary freezer range.

Both models in this sub-category share the same frost-free air-cooling system and GH-series build — you choose by capacity and control:

• 6-body unit — GH-D6-311-F. The 6 Body Refrigerator Morgue is a double-width cabinet measuring 3080 mm (L) × 1720 mm (W) × 1795 mm (H). It stores 6 bodies at a rated -18 °C with frost-free air cooling and built-in sterilisation, and its integrated cold-storage design makes refrigeration components easy to service. Built for high-volume morgue work where capacity and frost-free efficiency matter equally. Optional intelligent remote control and alarms are available.
• 3-body unit — GH-D3-311-F. The 3 Body Cooler for funeral homes measures 3080 mm (L) × 920 mm (W) × 1845 mm (H) and stores 3 bodies at -18 °C. It pairs frost-free air cooling with built-in sterilisation and independent temperature control so that you can set compartments separately. Infrared cold-air protection helps keep the surrounding room comfortable for staff.

Click through either model for full specifications, or contact us to size a unit against your admission volume and floor plan.

Why choose frost-free: core features

Automatic defrost, no manual cycles. Frost-free air cooling clears the coils automatically, keeping temperatures even and eliminating the downtime of manual defrosting — the single strongest reason facilities specify a no-frost mortuary cold storage cabinet.

Fast, uniform cooling. Air circulation brings the cabinet down to temperature quickly and distributes cold evenly across every compartment, including the corners a static-plate unit tends to miss.

Built-in sterilisation. Sterilisation is integrated into the cabinet rather than added on, supporting hygiene and infection-control protocols between admissions on both models.

Independent temperature control. On the GH-D3-311-F, each compartment can be set separately so that you can run mixed temperature zones from one cabinet.

Service without emptying the unit. The cold-storage integrated unit design gives technicians direct access to refrigeration components, simplifying maintenance and shortening service visits.

The ENTROVITA advantage: cold storage that looks after itself

The practical value of a frost-free mortuary freezer is compounded: less maintenance labour, fewer temperature-excursion risks, steadier energy use and a cabinet that stays hygienic because sterilisation is built in rather than bolted on. Every unit ships with full project support — capacity consultation, layout planning, installation, operator training, and responsive after-sales parts and service — plus English-language documentation for international buyers. Monitoring and alarm options are available for facilities that need logged, auditable temperature records.

Find the right frost-free mortuary freezer for your facility.

Start with two numbers: your peak body count and the width of the door you have to move the unit through. Funeral homes and satellite morgues typically specify the 3-body GH-D3-311-F, which fits a narrower 920 mm footprint while still offering independent temperature zones. Regional morgues, hospital mortuaries and crematoriums working at volume step up to the 6-body GH-D6-311-F, which doubles capacity in a single cabinet. Contact our team with your volumes and layout, and we will recommend the right configuration with a quotation.

Ready to stop defrosting? Browse both models on this page, or contact us for specifications, layout advice and pricing.

FAQ

Q1. What does "frost-free" mean on a mortuary freezer?

It means the unit defrosts automatically. Air-circulated cooling keeps frost from building up on the evaporator coils, so the cabinet stays at temperature and staff never have to run manual defrost cycles or empty the unit to do it.

Q2. What temperature do these frost-free freezers hold?

Both models in this sub-category are rated at -18 °C, with air circulation designed to reach temperature quickly and hold it uniformly across all compartments.

Q3. How many bodies can a frost-free mortuary freezer store?

The current range includes 3-body and 6-body configurations—the GH-D3-311-F for funeral homes and smaller morgues, and the GH-D6-311-F for high-volume hospital and municipal facilities.

Q4. Do frost-free units still provide sterilisation and temperature control?

Yes. Both models include built-in sterilisation, and the GH-D3-311-F adds independent temperature control so individual compartments can be set separately.

Q5. Is a frost-free freezer harder to service than a standard one?

No — it is easier day-to-day. The cold-storage integrated unit design gives technicians direct access to refrigeration components, and because frost never accumulates, routine servicing is simpler and less frequent.

Q6. What after-sales support do you provide?

We support capacity consultation, layout planning, installation and commissioning, operator training, and ongoing spare parts and technical service, with English-language documentation for export projects.