The 10 foot DNV Container manufactured in accordance with the DN2.7-1/EN 12079 has a robust design with MGSS stainless exterior panels and corten steel frames, along with 380/440 volts three phase heavy duty cable with a 4 pin / 32A ISO plug.

With a proven track record of over 60 years in enhancing supply chain and storage efficiency the crystal group, a leader among cold chain solution companies, promoted its reefer DNV containers DN2.7-1/EN.

Manufactured in accordance with the DN2.7-1/EN 12079 specs, these 10’ refrigerated containers are designed and built with the user safety, reliability, performance and running costs in focus. The company can also provide DNV containers in different sizes from 20’ to other sizes upon request.

The 10’ DNV Container (L=2990 mm, W= 2440mm, H=2580mm) bears a high insulation value to prevent heat and cold transfer between the interior and exterior. The interior is fully sealed to avoid condensation and moisture. It has a T-section antislip aluminium floor for improved air circulation along with hygienic stainless steel interior panels. The container comes with modern power efficient machinery with a datalogger along with controllable temperature ranging from ( – ) 40 degree celsius to 30 degree Celsius. The maximum air temperature fluctuation is 0.5 degree Celsius from the set point after pulldown.

The DNV Container has a robust design with MGSS stainless exterior panels and corten steel frames along with 380/440 volts three phase heavy duty cable with a 4 pin / 32A ISO plug. The container has certified lifting capabilities and comes with non-slip roof lines. It has top corner castings & lifting eyes and bottom corner castings for securing, along with fork lift pockets for loaded or empty handling of the container.

The DNV box is stackable when loaded or empty. It comes with optional features of air curtains, flat non-slip floor, remote monitoring, dual voltage machinery, shelving, meat rails and other inventory.

It can also be supplied as an insulated container without the refrigeration plant.

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