High operating expenses.
Traditional diesel-powered cold storage units require tens of thousands in operating expenses every year, for every unit.
Find answers to common questions about Portabull’s cold storage solutions, from rental options to technical specifications and support services.
Portabull offers 10', 20', and 40' electric-powered refrigerated containers, 53' hybrid-powered refrigerated trailers, and 40' cool-down rooms for people.
Standard containers typically offer fewer options and convenience features, whereas Portabull units come with interior lights, safety releases, flat floors, door options, and are available in single- or three-phase power configurations.
Portabull electric containers can reach temps as low as -40F and as high as +86F. Our hybrid trailer can go as low as -20F and as high as +95F.
Portabull containers can hold anywhere from 3 to 20 standard-sized pallets, while our trailers can hold up to 26 pallets.
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Portabull uses a network of specialized logistics providers who handle all deliveries, placement of units on-site, and removals. Be sure to consult with your sales representative concerning special instructions or needs for the on-site placement of your unit(s).
Portabull can deliver refrigerated containers and trailers to all 48 states of the continental US.
Portabull units are generally available to be on-site within 3-5 days of signing a rental agreement. Depending on availability and scheduling, expedited deliveries may be possible, inquire with your sales representative.
No, Portabull does not provide electrical services. We recommend you engage a licensed electrician to connect power to your units. This is in accordance with state and local regulations.
Yes, all Portabull units are covered by no-extra-cost maintenance. Our experts are always available to answer your call and will find the right fix quickly.
Yes, in general the rental cost of temporary on-site cold storage is considered a normal operating expense and is 100% tax-deductible.
It is important to choose a flat, level spot for your unit, as uneven ground can cause the unit to twist and become difficult to operate. You will need 120' of space in a straight line for the unit to be delivered.
Yes, the Portabull fleet contains a mixture of ground- and dock-level units. All our electric containers are ground-level, but our 40' units can be mounted on dock-level chassis. All 53' hybrid trailers are dock-level.
Ensure the unit is sitting on flat, level ground. If it is not, then the frame may twist and make it difficult to open the doors. Also, you can grease or oil the hinges and they will get easier to open and close with use.
Portabull refrigerated containers and trailers use simple push-button controls and come with easy-to-understand instructional decals. When first receiving a unit, please allow time for it to get to the desired temperature before storing goods inside.
Yes, Portabull units are available with remote temperature monitoring technology that lets you keep an eye on your inventory via your connected device. Ask your sales representative for more information.
Yes, Portabull electric-powered containers can be used inside enclosed spaces due to the lack of harmful fumes and emissions. Convenient forklift pockets make it easy to move units.
Traditional diesel-powered cold storage units require tens of thousands in operating expenses every year, for every unit.
Warehouses are too far away from your site to keep goods close at-hand, and back-and-forth shipping is time-consuming.
Using multiple vendors or cold storage technologies is frustrating and only puts a bandage over the problem.
Store more goods more conveniently (and affordably) with Portabull units, helping you provide more customers with more value.
Portable but spacious, Portabull's solutions come in your choice of sizes, door configurations, and power options.
Renting Portabull on-site storage is cheaper than permanent installations, saving vital capital for important business investments.