40′RFHC – HIGH CUBE

Description

40-FOOT HIGH REFRIGERATED CONTAINER 40’RFHC – HIGH CUBE

40’Ref High Cube – it is the most common type of refrigerated container in the world. Increasing the height of the container only by 30 cm compared with the standard leads to a significant and sometimes critically important increase in the capacity which allows significantly reduces the cost of the cargo’s transportation and storage. Practically all standard types of generator sets (GenSet) are suitable both for standard as well as for high (high-cube) refrigerated containers.

Common notations:

40 High Cube Ref Container, 40 HCRef, 40’HC Reefer

Technical specifications: Machinery such as Carrier, Thermo King, Daikin

Cooling range: -25°C – +25°C

Powersupply: 380/440V, 32Amp, 50/60 Hrz, CEE-plug

Coolant: Freon R-134A, Freon R-409A

40′ One Trip Refrigerated Containers combine the value of insulated shipping containers with the dependability of having a new refrigeration machine.  These units run on 460 3 Phase Power with an optional 3 Phase 220V-230V Transformer available.  The One Trip Refrigerated Containers have cutting-edge technology, dependability, and efficiency.  If your needs require longevity and dependability the 40′ One Trip Refrigerated Container is an excellent choice.

Port Containers USA has 40ft high cube used refrigerated containers to fit your needs. Ask your sales rep today about options regarding units within this category as there are many different types of working refrigerated containers available. We aim to source the correct container for your specific requirements. 40ft high cube refrigerated containers are capable of maintaining a designated temperature range from 75 degrees to negative 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Refrigerated units are available to run on 50 or 60 Hz. The power supply must be grounded and have circuit breakers with a minimum of 30 amps. For power supplies using 208/230 volts, then the circuit breakers must have a minimum of 50 amps. The electrical system supports a voltage variance of (+) or (-) 15%
The unit is delivered with a 460-volt cable and an ISO standard CEE power plug (59 feet/18 meters).

The 230-volt cable does not have a power plug. The refrigerated container must be protected from electrical power surges. The unit is equipped with internal circuit breakers in case of power surges. The 460 volts circuit breaker (CB1) trips at 29 amps and the 230 volts circuit breaker (CB2) trips at 50 amps. The unit contains fuses that protect the fan motors and control circuits.