Refrigerated Containers
20ft Dual-Temperature Refrigerated ISO Container
AvailableSKU SC-20RF-USED-DBZC
Used 20ft dual-temperature refrigerated ISO container — run two temperature zones for mixed chilled and frozen storage.
- ConditionUsed
- Exterior20 × 8 × 8.5 ft
$4,299.99
- Dual-temperature zones
- Chilled and frozen in one unit
- ISO-standard construction
- 20ft footprint
- 27.9m³ capacity
- Storage or transport
- Nationwide delivery
- Inspected before delivery
- Transparent pricing
- 1-business-day quotes
Overview
A used 20ft dual-temperature refrigerated ISO container that can hold two separate temperature zones, ideal for storing chilled and frozen goods in one unit.
ISO-standard construction makes it suitable for storage and intermodal transport alike.
Specifications
External 6m x 2.43m x 2.6m (20ft x 8ft x 8ft 6in). Internal 5.45m x 2.27m x 2.25m. Cubic capacity 27.9m³ (985ft³). Tare weight 3,220 kg (7,100 lbs).
Specifications
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Exterior (L × W × H) | 20 × 8 × 8.5 ft |
| Brand | Forge Containers |
| SKU | SC-20RF-USED-DBZC |
| ISO Certified | Double swing cargo doors |
Frequently asked questions
What is a 20ft dual-temperature reefer best used for?
It lets you hold chilled and frozen stock in one container at the same time, which suits catering, farm shops, and food distribution that need two temperatures without two units.
How does the dual-temperature feature work?
An internal bulkhead splits the box into two zones, each set to its own temperature. You can run one side chilled and the other frozen, or set both to the same range as needs change.
What size is it and what fits inside?
It is 20ft long and 8ft wide, about 150 square feet of insulated floor. Split across two zones it holds several pallets of mixed chilled and frozen stock.
What power does it need?
The refrigeration unit runs on a 3-phase supply. Where 3-phase mains is not on site, a correctly sized diesel generator (genset) can power it instead.
How is it delivered and sited?
A tilt-bed truck slides it off at ground level, so no crane or forklift is usually required. We check access first, and a tight or wide site may need a crane.
