NPSA s Latest YouTube Video Demos Refrigerated Storage Tips

October 17th, 2007

Refrigerated portable storage containers offer a safe, on-site option for businesses whose goods demand controlled climates. Portable storage containers can be equipped to keep goods at temperatures ranging from –20 degrees Fahrenheit to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. The NPSA has produced a new video on Google’s YouTube, called “Getting the Most Out of Your Refrigerated Container,” to offer tips for connecting and operating a refrigerated portable storage unit.”Portable storage units are adaptable in all sorts of weather, but it’s important to understand the dos and don’ts of keeping refrigerated containers operating properly,” said John Finnessy, CMP, Executive Director the National Portable Storage Association, or NPSA, a nonprofit membership association dedicated to the advancement of the portable storage industry. “That begins on delivery and continues through to loading and accessing the goods inside.”

The NPSA’s 2007 Chairman, Phil Herndon, takes viewers on a YouTube video tour that demonstrates how to use refrigerated portable storage containers – and how not to use them. It all begins with the delivery. “Before delivery, make sure you have the appropriate power wattage. You need at least 220 volts,” Herndon explained. “Always use a trained electrician to hook up this container to the power source.”

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