Kiwi Phil
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Anybody any experience with these things?
I don't want to do it, but I may have to consider a coldroom for a min of 3 pallets, possibly 4.
Product will be in carboard boxes, and when they go in sealed (they do have 6 slot-holes in them) the outside packing area will be anywhere from 25C-40C with high humidity.
They will only be there for 2-5hrs....until the truck arrives.
Not sure if I need to take the temp down to 4C, but I would like the contents in the carton to be maybe 18C-22C, dry (no hunmidity).
I have no knowledge or understanding of different types of refrigeration or the movement of cold air thru a pallet of boxes.
I do know I don't want the one that causes carboard boxes to absorb moisture and collapse.
Anyone know anything about them?
Cheers
Phillip
PS life is hell here at the moment.....36-40C with humidity I don't even want to know about....and we are out there working in it!!!
I don't want to do it, but I may have to consider a coldroom for a min of 3 pallets, possibly 4.
Product will be in carboard boxes, and when they go in sealed (they do have 6 slot-holes in them) the outside packing area will be anywhere from 25C-40C with high humidity.
They will only be there for 2-5hrs....until the truck arrives.
Not sure if I need to take the temp down to 4C, but I would like the contents in the carton to be maybe 18C-22C, dry (no hunmidity).
I have no knowledge or understanding of different types of refrigeration or the movement of cold air thru a pallet of boxes.
I do know I don't want the one that causes carboard boxes to absorb moisture and collapse.
Anyone know anything about them?
Cheers
Phillip
PS life is hell here at the moment.....36-40C with humidity I don't even want to know about....and we are out there working in it!!!