You wont lose your cool with this pharmaceutical van
So what specification should a refrigerated van be if I am to carry Pharamceuticals? And what if some of the drugs I carry need to be transported at 8° Celsius and some at + 18° Celsius.
This is our solution:
We used 75mm insulation throughout. This is the standard insulation we would use in a freezer van capable of operating at -18° Celsius and above. The reason for this is because during winter it is quite often 0° outside or even lower. Just as you need to insulate the van from the warmth outside you also need the equivelent insulation when it is cold outside. To create two compartments we used a 75mm thick removable moveable, bulkhead, This gives you the flexibilty to have different size sections as well as the ability to use the complete length of the fridge van as and when it is required. The fridge system is the excellent GAH Flexi-temp, not only can this fridge system heat, cool and freeze it can do it in both compartments simultaneously so if needed you can operate at temperatures as diverse as + 18° Celsius in one section and -18° in the other. The particular van used in the photographs is the Nissan NV400 but it would work just as well in a Mercedes Sprinter Fridge van.
If you would like more details on this fridge van conversion or any of our other special builds, please contact us on 0800 883 8282 or you can complete an enquiry sheet here
