20ft Refrigerated Offshore DNV Shipping Container (White)

The 20ft refrigerated offshore DNV container is a highly efficient and reliable solution for the transportation and storage of temperature-sensitive cargo. Measuring L 20’ x W 8’ x H 8.6’, this container provides ample space for transporting and storing perishable cargo offshore while maintaining the required temperature. The front protective bars and door protective bars ensure the safety and security of your cargo during transportation. There are also bars at the rear to protect the machinery so that it is not damaged when lifted onto the rig.

This reefer container is equipped with T-bar flooring which helps to maintain airflow bottom-up, ensuring that the products are properly frozen. With precise temperature control and monitoring capabilities, this container ensures that your cargo is maintained at the correct temperature. Whether you are storing perishable goods or pharmaceuticals, the 20ft refrigerated offshore DNV container provides the necessary temperature range to keep your goods fresh and in optimal condition.

The 20ft refrigerated offshore DNV container includes pad eyes, which provide multiple lifting points for easy handling during transportation. The container is also equipped with forklift pockets, allowing for easy manoeuvrability The typical cargo that a 20ft refrigerated offshore container carries includes food products, pharmaceutical items, chemicals, and biological materials. Built to the DNV 2.7-1 Standard, this container is designed to withstand the toughest offshore conditions and meet the highest safety standards.

Features:

1. L 20’ x W 8’ x H 8.6’
2. DNV 2.7-1 Standard
3. T-bar flooring
4. Front Protective bars
5. Door Protective bars
6. Pad Eyes
7. Forklift Pockets

How does a 20ft refrigerated offshore DNV container work?

Numerous things can happen during a shipment journey, including temperature changes that could result in damage to the products. A reefer container has a built-in refrigeration system that could maintain room temperature by distributing chilled air through the container’s T-bar floor. The purpose of the T-bar flooring in a refrigerated container is to allow cool air to circulate the cargo from the bottom up.

It’s important to remember that a reefer container’s purpose is to maintain the products at the proper temperature instead of lowering it, which means that the cargo needs to reach the desired temperature prior to loading onto the reefer. In some reefer containers, the cooling system uses water to help maintain the needed temperature and a drainage system that keeps water from building up. To maintain the internal temperature and humidity stable, the cooling system inside a reefer includes a control panel, along with fans, vents, insulation, and a condenser.

On a vessel, the reefer is typically wired into the power source to keep them on. A Genset also can be an alternative to provide a backup power source by mounting it on the reefer.