Temporary Warehouse Cooling Hire- Chilled Space- Climate Rental

Temporary Warehouse Cooling Hire To Protect Your Business

The importance of temporary warehouse cooling hire cant be overstated. Properly designed and installed cooling systems can be the difference between profit and loss, not only in financial terms, but also reputational damage. For this reason, our clients look to us to protect them from these situations with properly designed and delivered systems.

Typical Temporary Warehouse Cooling Hire Scenarios Include

Supplying temporary cooling, including chiller units and air handling systems maintain comfort cooling.
Holding warehouses with sensitive products within fixed temperature bands.
Converting to Temporary chilled storage– suitable for all crop, perishable’s or finished products.
Coldstore buildings and areas– Turnkey solutions for fast installation of a partitioned temperature controlled storage or production area
Long and short term temporary warehouse cooling hire options, including leasing and hire to buy.

Importantly, we realise, and have experience of the fast changing nature of these situations. Accordingly, we have developed the equipment and engineering capabilities to promptly solve warehouse temperature problems.

Temporary AHU’s mounted on a scaffolding platform to directly cool this isle in a larger warehouse

Here we can see a a total of 14 internal AHU’s forming part of a massive 1 megawatt temporary cold storage system.

Warehouse Coldstore Conversions Including Temporary Structures

Another popular service we supply is temporary refrigeration systems for chilled storage. Existing warehouses can be converted or partitioned to provide additional cold storage space for peaks in volumes or summer temperatures.

Additionally, temporary buildings can be supplied for a rapid, flexible chilled storage solution. Located inside or out, they are suitable for all crops, perishable’s or finished products.

To see a temporary chilled building located inside a larger warehouse please click here.

Or a warehouse temperature controlled partition HERE

More Information on Warehouse Coldstore Conversions HERE. Or more temporary cold storage options HERE

A temporary chilled area constructed within a larger warehouse space. This full turkey project was supplied with all cooling systems and power generation for full stand alone operation.

Altogether, a great option if you need to store temperature sensitive products within specification.

Please click here for the case study

A temporary coldstore structure built into a existing warehouse to provide a chilled storage area

Part of a temporary system fitted into a massive logistics warehouse for banana storage.

Coolers installed into a warehouse isle providing temperature control over the summer months.

FAQ'S

What is temporary warehouse cooling hire?

Warehouse cooling hire is a service that supplies non permanent equipment that can be installed to cool down warehouses that are experiencing high temperatures.

Typically, problems can occur in the summer months when ambient temperatures are high and heat progressively builds up internally. In this situation systems are required to remove this excessive heat whiuch generally involve fitting refrigeration systems that include external chillers and internally mounted air handling systems.

In simplistic terms you are moving the heat from the inside area to the outside.

How does temporary warehouse cooling work?

Here we briefly explain how temporary warehouse cooling works.

In simple layman’s terms, warehouse cooling is the movement of heat from the inside (of the warehouse) to the outside where it is discharged.

To do this you typically need two machines;

On the outside you need a cooler to discharge the energy from the work area (inside). The energy is in most cases transferred in water that is pumped through pipe-work between inside and out where it is cooled (by a water chiller) and sent back to the inside area. This is generally known as a cooling loop.
Inside the warehouse the cooled water from outside is sent through an air handling unit heat exchanger coil. The warm air from the warehouse is drawn across the cold coil face by fans where it is cooled and circulated.

This is what is called a cooling circuit.

Whats involved in fitting temporary warehouse cooling?

Fitting temporary cooling is essentially a straight forward process for an experienced company with good equipment.

The design and fitting process involves;

First contact with the customer on enquiry should gather as much information as possible to get the ball rolling.
A site visit is necessary in many cases. This involves looking at the positioning of the component parts (chillers and AHU’s) and the routes for the chilled water pipe-work, which may need to penetrate the building. Suitable power supplies are also identified at this time.
Once all the details are confirmed, a proposal with costings is made for the customers consideration.
On order, the equipment is delivered and installed as per set method statements. On completion the system is tested and commissioned before handing over to the client operational.

This is obviously a very simplified version of the process. However, employing the right company with the correct experience and equipment will keep things as straight forward as possible.

How quickly can temporary warehouse cooling be supplied?

As you would expect this is a hard question to answer considering all the possible scenarios.

Typical temporary warehouse cooling installations lead times;

A small 70kw system with one AHU, a packaged chiller, hose and cabling, can be installed within two hours on on site.
A medium 280kw cooling system with one larger water chiller and four internal AHU’s ca be installed in a day on site.
Larger 500 to 1000kw cooling systems can take multiple days.

In all scenarios, if you think you going to ave problems, we would highly recommend getting in-touch as early as possible to head things off.

Case Studies