Refrigerated Trailer Rental
Refrigerated trailers range from small towable cooler trailers (about 5×10 to 8×20 ft) that plug into a standard outlet — the kind most local providers rent for restaurants, events, and breakdowns — to full-size 28–53ft semi-trailers for warehousing overflow and large-scale food distribution. Semi-trailers typically run on diesel with electric standby options.
Also called reefer trailers, refrigeration trailers, or fridge trailers.
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Common Uses for Reefer Trailers
- Warehouse and distribution overflow
- Seasonal and holiday inventory surges
- Food manufacturing and processing
- Disaster response and emergency storage
- Construction-site and remote cold storage
Reefer Trailers Rental FAQs
What sizes do reefer trailers come in?
They range from small towable trailers (about 5×10 to 8×20 ft, holding roughly 2–8 pallets) to semi-trailers in 28ft, 40ft, 48ft, and 53ft lengths. A 53ft trailer holds roughly 24 standard pallets.
What temperature range do reefer trailers hold?
Semi reefer trailers typically run from about -20°F to 80°F, covering both frozen and refrigerated needs. Small towable trailers run about 34–36°F as coolers and 0°F to -10°F as freezers.
How much does a refrigerated trailer rental cost?
Published rates for small towable refrigerated trailers run about $150–$250/day and $2,400–$5,100/month, plus delivery; semi trailers are priced by quote. Request quotes to compare local pricing.
Do I need special power for a reefer trailer?
Small towable trailers usually plug into a standard 110–120V circuit (freezer mode may need 220V). Semi reefer trailers run on diesel or on three-phase electric standby, commonly 460V. Providers can advise on power and generator options.
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