Opticooler from Dokasch

The Opticooler takes optimum advantage of your resources.

Cargo compartment with best-in-class dimensions: The cargo compartment has a loading height of 1,320 mm (51.9 inches) and an internal volume of 6.57 m³, providing space for 5 euro pallets or 4 CP-1 pallets.

The easy-to-use touchscreen ensures quick handling, very little training is required. Set one of the two predefined temperature control programs: +2 – +8°C, +15 – +25°C, or select any temperature between +2°C and +30°C. It’s high resistance to damage and repair-friendly design lead to minimal repair costs.

Key characteristics

  • reliable: Quadruple redundancy for all critical components. Cargo temperature range: +2°C to +30°C. Temperature can be controlled to within +/- 3°C.
  • cost-effective: Cargo compartment with ideal dimensions, providing space for five euro pallets or four CP-1 pallets. User-friendly touchscreen control panel is fast and easy to operate.
  • independent operation: With its extremely large battery capacity, highly advanced compressor technology and integrated CPU, the Opticooler outperforms all comparable units. Battery charging time: 4 to 6 hours. Requires no dry ice.

This high-end, state-of-the-art climate-control solution is especially designed for this kind of shipment, and can both cool and heat your valuable cargo – with no need for dry ice.

It outperforms all comparable units when it comes to managing temperature fluctuations in the transport chain.

Maintains stable interior temperature even where ambient temperature reaches +50°C or -30°C, provided battery is charged or unit is connected to mains power. Best-in-class thermal insulation.

Reliable operation: Continuous manipulation-proof capture and storage of key metrics (certified by TÜV Germany): The onboard CPU continuously monitors the cargo compartment, and captures and documents all key metrics. What’s more, data is effectively protected against manipulation. Where required, all data can be displayed and printed in the form of user-friendly graphics for quality assurance purposes. Flashing-light alarm in the event of temperature change or door opening.

Fail-safe design: An Automatic self-check is performed when the Opticooler is switched on. All critical components are quadruple redundant. An emergency program runs in the event of failure or certain types of damage. And if the battery is low, the unit can be connected to mains power to continue operation and maintain a stable interior climate. Ruggedized design and construction for resistance to rough handling. Essential components positioned to shield them against external impact.

The Opticooler takes optimum advantage of your resources.

Cargo compartment with best-in-class dimensions: The cargo compartment has a loading height of 1,320 mm (51.9 inches) and an internal volume of 6.57 m³, providing space for 5 euro pallets or 4 CP-1 pallets.

The easy-to-use touchscreen ensures quick handling, very little training is required. Set one of the two predefined temperature control programs: +2 – +8°C, +15 – +25°C, or select any temperature between +2°C and +30°C. It’s high resistance to damage and repair-friendly design lead to minimal repair costs.

The Opticooler takes care of your cargo.

The onboard CPU continuously monitors the cargo compartment. Alarms are triggered in the event of faults or incidents such as doors being opened. These events are displayed, captured and data is stored for up to a year. With its extremely large battery capacity the Opticooler operates independently for 100 hours and requires merely 4 to maximum 6 hours battery charging time.

Source: dokasch-ts.com

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