ICE Cream Transport Refrigeration Units
Is there anything better than a moment of sweet cool refreshment on a hot day? Ice cream is associated with carefree childhood, birthdays, reward for a good school report or the first date. However, in order not to lose their magical properties, they must be properly stored and transported.
Logistics and transport of ice cream require incredible precision and the know-how. To meet the requirements of the market and the seasonality of this type of products, producers use the refrigeration units of qualified logistics operators who, thanks to the handling various product groups, have their sales peaks in different periods of the year, and are able to guarantee the safety of products and the availability of delicious ice cream treats during summer heat.
The transportation of each of these products has different guidelines. Vans and Trucks can use engine power to power Refrigeration Units. But the incubator has no motor and can only use a battery pack for energy. Their Refrigeration Units scheme is very different.
Refrigeration Units for Vans and Trucks
- Dual Compressors: Engine powered compressors that turn on when the car is running. Electric compressor, which uses household electricity to provide electrical energy to run after the car is parked.
- Keep stable operation at -18°C. The default temperature fluctuation range is ±2, and the setting value can be customized by computer.
- Dual power sources: household electricity and battery packs can be used, 2 kinds of power sources.
- Electronic door switches can also be utilized to save on fuel costs.
- Sterilizing function, inhibiting the number of bacteria, the object is healthier.(Optional)
Dual Compressors: Engine powered compressors that turn on when the car is running. Electric compressor, which uses household electricity to provide electrical energy to run after the car is parked.
WHAT MODEL UNIT IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
BOX SIZE/DRIVE MODE GUIDE -18°C OR -23°C CONSTANT TEMPERATURE*
*Above reference assumes 3” of insulation for 0°F(-18°C) and 4” for -20°F(-29°C); ten door openings per delivery day; box dimensions of 96”W and 96”H on trucks 10’ and over in length.
Refrigeration Units for Cooler Box
The Cooler Box’s transport engine is less powerful and cannot power the cooler. Even some Cooler Boxes don’t have an engine. The Cooler Box generally uses a refrigerator driven by pure electricity.
- Pure electricity drives the compressor. No need to rely on the engine.
- Driven by pure electric power, it can be cooled whether the vehicle is running or not.
- Dual power sources: household electricity and battery packs can be used, 2 kinds of power sources.
