Used Cold storage units for sale (24)

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ACM KÄLTE KLIMA BRV 450

Carrier 30RBM/RBP
Carrier 30RBM/RBP

Cold room
Dresdner Kühlanlagenbau

+49 201 857 86 180

BITZER LHL5E/4EES-4Y V2 COLD ROOM
BITZERLHL5E/4EES-4Y V2

Danfoss Optyma™ PLUS condensing unit
DanfossOP-LPHC271NTP00E 114x3480
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How can I spot good Cold storage units?
Check the Insulation Quality
One of the first things you should examine in a used cold storage unit is its insulation quality. Adequate insulation ensures efficient energy usage and consistent temperature control, which are critical for perishable items. Look for units with polyurethane or polystyrene foam insulation.
Examine the Cooling System
Assess the condition of the refrigeration system. It should be capable of maintaining the necessary temperatures without excessive cycling or noise. Check the compressor, evaporator, and condenser for signs of wear or damage. If possible, review service records to verify regular maintenance.
Inspect the Door Seal and Structure
The door seal is crucial for maintaining the internal temperature. Ensure that the door closes properly and the seals are intact without any gaps. Also, inspect the overall structure for any physical damage like dents or rust, especially at the joints and corners.
Look for Energy Efficiency Ratings
Older models may not be as energy efficient as newer ones, so it's important to check for energy ratings. Units with Energy Star labels or newer technology like LED lighting and digital temperature controls are preferable as they can lead to cost savings on energy bills.
Consider the Size and Scalability
Ensure the unit's size aligns with your storage needs. Also, consider whether the unit can be scaled or integrated with other systems as your needs grow. Investing in a unit that can be easily adjusted or expanded can be more cost-effective in the long run.
Verify the Age and Warranty
Understanding the age of the unit and any remaining warranty can help you gauge potential future expenses. Units that are less than 10 years old are typically preferable, as parts are easier to find and they're likely to be more energy-efficient.
Ask For a Demonstration
Before finalizing the purchase, request a demonstration to see how the unit functions. This can help you identify any issues with operation or performance that might not be apparent during a static inspection.
Check the Insulation Quality
One of the first things you should examine in a used cold storage unit is its insulation quality. Adequate insulation ensures efficient energy usage and consistent temperature control, which are critical for perishable items. Look for units with polyurethane or polystyrene foam insulation.
Examine the Cooling System
Assess the condition of the refrigeration system. It should be capable of maintaining the necessary temperatures without excessive cycling or noise. Check the compressor, evaporator, and condenser for signs of wear or damage. If possible, review service records to verify regular maintenance.
Inspect the Door Seal and Structure
The door seal is crucial for maintaining the internal temperature. Ensure that the door closes properly and the seals are intact without any gaps. Also, inspect the overall structure for any physical damage like dents or rust, especially at the joints and corners.
Look for Energy Efficiency Ratings
Older models may not be as energy efficient as newer ones, so it's important to check for energy ratings. Units with Energy Star labels or newer technology like LED lighting and digital temperature controls are preferable as they can lead to cost savings on energy bills.
Consider the Size and Scalability
Ensure the unit's size aligns with your storage needs. Also, consider whether the unit can be scaled or integrated with other systems as your needs grow. Investing in a unit that can be easily adjusted or expanded can be more cost-effective in the long run.
Verify the Age and Warranty
Understanding the age of the unit and any remaining warranty can help you gauge potential future expenses. Units that are less than 10 years old are typically preferable, as parts are easier to find and they're likely to be more energy-efficient.
Ask For a Demonstration
Before finalizing the purchase, request a demonstration to see how the unit functions. This can help you identify any issues with operation or performance that might not be apparent during a static inspection.

Thermocontainer Cooler Box Thermobox Contents
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MTATAE evo Tech 602

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MTATAE evo 602

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ACM KÄLTE KLIMA BR 1000

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Carrier30RB 0732

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KELVINKRNA 1200B03612

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MTATAE evo Tech 802
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