Place of Origin:
CHINA
Brand Name:
GreenHealth
Certification:
CE
Model Number:
CR-100
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A cold storage room, also known as a walk in freezer cold room, is a temperature-controlled, customized refrigerated space designed to store goods that are sensitive to heat and need to be kept at a specific temperature to prevent spoilage, degradation, or contamination. The walk in cold storage chamber consist of below items:
1. PU Panel
It is the most common insulation material used for the body of cold storage warehouse. It made of a Polyurethane core and two outer layers, typically made from steel. The PU panel usually has main features as below: Superior Thermal Insulation; Durability and Hygiene(easy to clean); Lightweight and Modular( can produced by customized).
2. Cooling System
A cold room storage cooling system is a refrigeration system designed to maintain a stable, low temperature inside a highly insulated room.It works by removing heat from the interior and dissipating it outside, keeping perishable goods cool or freeze.
Compressor: The compressor is the heart of the system that GreenHealth Company work with famous brand like copeland, bitzer. And use high efficiency refrigerant: R404a.
Evaporator: The evaporator is located inside the cold room.Different capacity of cold room chamber requires different power evaporator units. For the better perfomance of walk in cold room's evaporator, all the evaporator fins use alluminum and use pure copper pipe instead of steep pipe and other types of fins.
Common Types of Cold Storage Rooms
Cold rooms are categorized based on their temperature range and function:
1. Chiller Rooms (Positive Temperature): Also name cooler room or walk in refrigerator storage room, these rooms are maintained at temperatures above freezing, typically between
Cold Storage Room Application
Cold storage freezer rooms have a wide range of applications across numerous industries, all centered on the fundamental need to preserve products by maintaining a controlled, low-temperature environment.
The most common and vital application is Food and Beverage Industry:
Meat, Poultry, and Seafood: Keeping these products at specific sub-freezing temperatures to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage.
Dairy Products: Storing milk, cheese, and yogurt at cool temperatures to maintain freshness.
Bakeries and Restaurants: For storing ingredients and finished products like dough, pastries, and prepared meals.
Breweries and Wineries: To control the fermentation process and store finished products at optimal temperatures to maintain quality and flavor.
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