Mobile Refrigerated Trailer (110v)

Running on 110v and 15 amps, our units are energy-efficient and easy to power – no diesel fuel, no fumes, and no specialty electrical work needed.

But to withstand the potholes of New England and long hauls – this is more than just an indoor stationary walk-in cooler mounted to a trailer. Refrigerated/freezer trailers are an innovative and cheaper alternative to a box truck/reefer trailer – they’re quiet, too!

• Breakdowns, Repairs, Installations & Remodels: Don’t let food go to waste if the walk-in cooler in your restaurant, school, hospital, or retirement home stops working. Whether planned maintenance or an emergency, our mobile refrigerated trailers provide multiple cooling solutions.
• Restaurants, Bakeries & Food Service Delivery: Keep your delicious food and desserts fresh with temperature-controlled food storage both short-term and long-term.
• Wineries, Breweries, Distilleries: Keep beer, wine and cocktails cold at special events on and off-site with a mobile refrigerator. 
• Catering & Weddings: Whether you need to chill down or keep frozen, keep your perishable items fresh for any event large or small with portable dual temp trailers.
• Fairs & Festivals: From turkey legs to sno-cones, level up your vendor status renting mobile refrigerators and freezers to ensure everything you’re serving is at the temperature you need it to be.
• Florists & Farmers: Prevent flowers, fruits and vegetables from wilting or rotting with a refrigerated trailer for extra storage when your in-house fridge fills up.
• Fish, Poultry & Meat Storage: Prevent bacteria from growing on proteins to preserve freshness from catch to packing to delivery.
• Convenience Stores & Gas Stations: Easily store and transport the wide variety of perishable items stocked such as snacks, beverages, dairy and other goods.
• Medical Industry & Emergency Response Uses: Store and even test everything from medical equipment to vaccines as well as survival supplies in the wake of natural disasters. Proud to support FEMA, the National Guard, and local fire departments across New England.