Abstract: An automated device for storing, preserving and providing bags of blood comprises a control unit and a refrigerated cell containing a plurality of storage modules on top of one another. Each module comprises a storage disc which has on it a plurality of radially open compartments intended for housing the bags and it is equipped with a motor of axial rotation of the disc so as to bring, driven by the control unit, a selected compartment with its radial opening to a corresponding area for loading/unloading the bags. Advantageously, for each module the loading/unloading area comprises, towards the outside of the cell, an opening equipped with a door controlled electrically so as to allow or inhibit the access to the compartment brought to the area for loading/unloading through rotation of the disc.