Reefer Containers (aka Refrigerated Containers) are temperature-controlled containers that have a temperature range of -15°F to 65°F. They have a stainless steel interior and exterior with an aluminum T floor and R30 insulation. They are recommended to transport and store perishable goods that require definite temperature control.
Working refrigerated units run at 50-60 Hz and require three-phase power supply that’s suitable for 440/460 volts. If the Reefer site does not have the required voltage, we can provide transformers for an additional cost that can increase the 3-phase power voltage from 220/240 volts to 440/460 volts. Keep in mind that customers are responsible for grounding the power supply and providing a circuit breaker of 30 amp prior to use.
Equipped with state-of-the-art cooling systems, our refrigerated containers utilize advanced technology to regulate the internal temperature effectively. This ensures a consistent and stable environment for your goods, regardless of external conditions.
Maintaining the right humidity level is vital for certain goods, such as fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Our refrigerated containers feature humidity control systems, ensuring the ideal moisture levels to preserve the quality and freshness of your cargo.
Maintaining the right humidity level is vital for certain goods, such as fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Our refrigerated containers feature humidity control systems, ensuring the ideal moisture levels to preserve the quality and freshness of your cargo.
To provide you with peace of mind during transit, our refrigerated containers are equipped with remote monitoring capabilities. You can track and monitor temperature, humidity, and other vital parameters in real time. In case of any deviations or issues, alarms will alert you promptly, allowing for immediate action to safeguard your cargo.
Our refrigerated containers are designed with robust insulation to minimize temperature fluctuations and maintain a stable environment. The containers also feature sturdy locks and security measures to protect your cargo from unauthorized access and ensure its safety throughout the shipping process.
What is non-working refrigerated container?
A non-working reefer refers to a refrigerated container or transport unit that is not functioning properly or has stopped cooling. It typically indicates a failure in the refrigeration system, resulting in the inability to maintain the desired temperature for perishable goods. While it may not actively cool or provide temperature control, a non-working reefer can still serve as an insulated storage solution, offering a secure environment with insulation to protect items from temperature variations. Additional heating elements, such as an electric space heater, may be used to help maintain the internal temperature if necessary.
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On-site Storage Solutions is the leader of storage rentals whether you need Dry Van Containers and Refrigerated Containers. With over 60 locations around America and Canada, we can get your container anytime or anywhere! Call us today at (888) 977-9085 to know the rental terms near you.
On-site Storage Solutions has partnered with TimePayment to offer affordable lease-to-purchase options for qualified applicants (Minimum 550 FICA). If you need a shipping container for your business or personal use this option allows you to purchase your shipping container over time. Payments are usually less than the cost to rent an off-site storage unit with the added benefits of owning the container at the end of the term and having the storage on-site for easy access.
A refrigerated shipping container is commonly referred to as a “reefer container.” The term “reefer” is derived from the word “refrigerated” and has become a widely used industry term for containers designed to transport temperature-sensitive cargo.
A reefer shipping container is a specially designed container used for transporting perishable goods that require temperature regulation. It is equipped with a built-in refrigeration unit to maintain the desired temperature throughout the shipping process. Reefer containers are essential for preserving the freshness and quality of products like food and pharmaceuticals during transportation.
Refrigerated shipping containers, also known as reefer containers, work by utilizing a refrigeration unit attached to the container. The unit is powered either by a generator or by connecting to a power source on the ship. It fills the container with chilled air, which circulates to maintain the desired temperature for preserving perishable and temperature-sensitive cargo during transportation.
Refrigerated containers offer several benefits in shipping. They enable the transportation of perishable goods like food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals, ensuring they remain fresh and uncontaminated. These containers provide temperature control, protecting cargo from spoilage, deterioration, and damage due to extreme temperatures. They also allow for longer transit times, enabling global trade of time-sensitive goods while maintaining quality.
Despite their advantages, reefer containers have some disadvantages. They require a power source to operate, which adds to the cost and logistics of transportation. Additionally, the refrigeration units take up space inside the container, reducing storage capacity and potentially limiting the flexibility of cargo loading and arrangement. Maintenance and repairs of the refrigeration systems can also be complex and costly.
The floor of a shipping container is commonly a 1-1/8 inch thick marine plywood. This particular type of plywood is specially designed to withstand the harsh conditions of marine environments, ensuring durability and strength. However, it is worth noting that certain containers may feature alternative flooring materials like bamboo, vinyl, or even steel.
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