Frequently Asked Questions
Can Thermal Trek deliver refrigerated trailers or refrigerated containers on short notice?
Are short term and long term rental arrangements available?
Are refrigerated trailers and refrigerated containers available for seasonal needs?
Does Thermal Trek offer dock level refrigerated storage?
Thermal Trek offers 32′ to 53′ refrigerated semi trailers that can be backed up to the customer’s dock for additional refrigerated storage.
What are the electrical power needs?
Thermal Trek recommends that customers use a licensed electrician to make sure their site meets the proper power requirements and that electrical work complies with local code.
Thermal Trek offers several different sizes and configurations of refrigerated trailers. Smaller trailers such as the 6′ X 8′ and 6′ X 12′ can run on a 120 volt Non GFI dedicated circuit. Some of the trailers require 230 volt Non GFI 20 or 30 amp dedicated circuits depending on size of trailer.
8′ X 20′ and 8′ X 40′ containers require 460 / 230 volt 3 phase 30 or 50 amp dedicated circuits depending on size of container.
Click here to see chart for more specific power needs for trailers.
Thermal Trek offers 32′ to 53′ refrigerated semi trailers that can be backed up to the customer’s dock for additional refrigerated storage.
What if my site has no electricity or does not have the required power available?
If your site only has 208 volt 3 phase, Thermal Trek has transformers that can be rented that will bring the power up to the needed 230 volts.
If you are going to install a new service to power a refrigerated container, a 460 volt service will be most economical for you.
Thermal Trek also has diesel powered generators for rent to power any unit that does not have integrated diesel power supply.
Refrigeration units will not cool and damage may occur if not connected to the proper power source.