Equipment profile
Temperature-controlled equipment for chilled or frozen cargo with airflow requirements.
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Reefer
20-foot reefer
Temperature-controlled equipment for chilled or frozen cargo with airflow requirements.
Technical drawing
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Each drawing highlights a different booking checkpoint. The figures are representative planning values; Senate Freight will confirm the assigned unit, payload, carrier acceptance, and route availability before shipment.
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Freight20′ reefer
Freight20′ reefer
Inside dimensions
5,450 mm long, 2,280 mm wide, 2,159 mm high.
Door or access opening
2,290 mm wide and 2,264 mm high. 7′ 6 1/8″ × 7′ 5 1/8″
Weight planning
Typical maximum gross 32,000 kg, tare 2,860 kg, and payload 29,140 kg.
Specification sheet
Dimensions, ISO codes, and weight references.
Use this as a planning sheet for quoting, cargo drawings, and pre-loading checks. Final figures depend on the actual container released by depot or carrier.
- Container
- 20-foot reefer
- ISO type group
- 22 RT
- ISO size type
- 22 R1
- Capacity
- 28.1 m³
- Internal dimensions
- 5,450 mm × 2,280 mm × 2,159 mm17′ 10 1/2″ × 7′ 5 3/4″ × 7′ 1″
- Door / access
- 2,290 mm × 2,264 mm7′ 6 1/8″ × 7′ 5 1/8″
- Max gross
- 32,000 kg
- Tare
- 2,860 kg
- Max payload
- 29,140 kg
Cargo-fit checklist
What Senate Freight checks before release.
The right equipment choice is a combination of cargo envelope, route, loading method, and handling safety.
- 01
Keep air channels clear and do not block the red load line.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, photos, drawings, and handling notes for confirmation.
- 02
Confirm set point, ventilation, humidity, and pre-cooling requirements.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, photos, drawings, and handling notes for confirmation.
- 03
Cargo must be correctly packed before it enters the reefer.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, photos, drawings, and handling notes for confirmation.