ICS Cool Energy Broadens Cold Store Offering with Sales and Backup Power Options
16/12/2024 ICS Cool Energy Ltd
- Cold Store container storage solutions are now available for sale alongside short- and long-term hire options.
- Cold Stores provide temperature control from -40°C to +30°C for industries such as Food and Beverage, Pharmaceutical, Warehousing and other temperature-sensitive applications.
- Backup energy sources for hire now include battery packs compatible with refrigerated containers
ICS Cool Energy, an international market leader specializing in complete temperature control solutions for manufacturing process and facilities applications, has expanded its Cold Store offering to include unit sales alongside its hire options. This move addresses growing customer demand for ownership flexibility, catering to both short-term operational needs and long-term investment strategies. To maintain cold chain integrity for Cold Stores, the ICS Cool Energy hire fleet now also includes battery packs compatible with refrigerated containers that can provide a stable power supply during outages or peak periods.
“Over the three decades in the temperature control industry, we’ve seen customer needs evolve with changing market and business conditions,” said Dave Palmer, country leader ICS Cool Energy UK.” This includes businesses requiring low and very-low temperature storage, where flexibility of hire solutions goes in pair with security of ownership. By introducing sales, we are giving our customers the opportunity to invest in proven cold storage technology, while still providing the hire option for those requiring operational adaptability.”
The ICS Cool Energy Cold Store solutions deliver high cooling capacity in combination with precise temperature control from +30?C to -40°C, even in demanding applications with high ambient temperatures, frequent door openings, long running hours etc. These units serve industries such as Food and Beverage, Pharmaceutical, Warehousing and others, where raw or finished products require temporary or long-term temperature-controlled storage to preserve or increase shelf life. The units can be also applied in R&D applications requiring stable environments to enable Accelerated Life Testing (ALT) of critical components.
Available in 10ft, 20ft and 40ft length, the Cold Stores feature tried and tested refrigeration technology from Thermo King, a leader in transport temperature control solutions. The units connect to 360-500 Volt 50 or 60 Hz power supplies to deliver consistent performance for fresh, frozen or ultra-low temperature storage.
Originally designed for global, seagoing reefer applications, ICS Cool Energy containers are equipped with features that make them suitable as static cold stores. This includes wash-down drains, man-trap alarms, interior lighting, emergency escape releases and compliance with British Retail Consortium (BRC) audit standards.
Customers can adapt their Cold Stores with options including telematics, remote monitoring, and Controlled Atmosphere. Modular configurations are also available, enabling multiple Cold Stores to be joined together without connecting walls or extensive engineering. These modules can be linked with buildings without the need for lengthy planning permission processes or groundworks.
To provide customers with complete peace of mind, ICS Cool Energy also offers comprehensive service plans and support for purchased Cold Stores. This ensures that the units operate efficiently and according to specifications, maintaining optimal performance and reliability over their lifetime.
For more information on ICS Cool Energy complete process temperature control solutions, please visit www.icscoolenergy.com/.
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ICS Cool Energy Ltd
ICS House
Stephenson Road
Calmore Industrial Estate, Totton
Southampton
Hampshire
SO40 3RY
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Web: https://www.icscoolenergy.com
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