We offer a full range of air conditioner and refrigeration options for your chemical storage building. Including a cooling option within one of our buildings allows for optimum temperature control while storing your flammables, combustibles, or other hazardous materials safely. These temperature-controlled rooms save you time and money by using equipment that constantly maintains temperatures ranging from 60° to 70°F or colder. Our units help maintain the integrity of your expensive chemicals and hazardous materials over long periods of time.
We offer two types of air conditioners, each are available in regular and explosion-proof models:
- A standard AC will keep the interior about 20°F below outside temperatures.
- A higher capacity AC is available that can keep the interior as low as 65°F (+/- 5°F).
Refrigeration units are available for maintaining constant temperatures below 60°.
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Types of Cooling For Your Storage Building
Non-explosion Proof Air Conditioner
We supply two types of non-explosion proof air conditioner options. Our non-explosion proof air conditioners/heat pumps are interior commercial wall-mounted window units with a built-in thermostat. Also available are Bard brand exterior, through-the-wall commercial air conditioner(s) in various electric voltage to meet your company’s electrical supply demands for the chemical storage building. A remote thermostat is available for these models.
These units are hermetically sealed. Circuit breaker, wire and ground sizes are based on manufacturer recommendations, NEC and AHJ. Voltage size and phase are based on your company’s physical site electrical supply available.
Explosion Proof Air Conditioner
We also supply an explosion proof air conditioner. This is an industrial wall mounted window unit air conditioner with a built-in thermostat.
Refrigeration
Refrigerated chemical storage buildings are designed for chemicals that need to be stored between 35°F and 65°F and are available in both explosion proof and non-explosion proof classification. Explosion proof units have an evaporator/air handler conforming to NEC Class I, Division I or Division II requirements.
