Built for the markets with the most sunshine and the least grid

All of our production is exported. Our customers are mainly in countries and regions along the Belt and Road — precisely the markets where reliable off-grid refrigeration changes what a shop, a clinic or a household can do.

Why Solar Cold Chain Fits These Markets

Strong sunshine, weak or expensive grid

In much of Africa, South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Latin America, mains power is either unavailable, unreliable, or simply too expensive to run a freezer around the clock. Sunshine, by contrast, is abundant almost every day of the year.

That combination is exactly what our product range is designed around. A solar freezer with a 110 mm foam layer can hold its temperature through the night on a modest battery, and in the day-only configuration it needs no battery at all.

No battery option — for display cabinets that only operate in daylight hours.
Mains-assist option — solar by day, grid by night, with automatic switching.
Battery option — full off-grid operation with a built-in lithium battery.
Hybrid option — three power sources with mains priority, for grids that fail many times a day.

Where Our Products Fit

Applications across the cold chain

From a single household refrigerator to a district ice-cream distribution fleet — the same solar platform scales across all of them.

Retail & convenience shops

Solar chest freezers and flat or curved glass door cabinets keep frozen goods and drinks at temperature through the trading day and overnight, with nothing but sunshine and a panel.

Ice-cream and cold-drink vendors

Solar ice-cream tricycles, push carts and beer retail carts, purpose-built for vendors working streets without a power supply. These are mobile businesses, not just mobile cabinets.

Households

Solar home refrigerators and top-freezer models from 50 L to 338 L, including frost-free DC versions, sized for a family rather than a shop.

Meat, fish and dairy

Large-capacity solar freezers and double-temperature cabinets that hold both chilled and frozen stock in one footprint — essential where a shop carries fresh meat and ice cream together.

Ice supply

Solar ice makers and the CP-series ice-cream carts produce and sell ice where there is no reliable electricity, which is often the highest-margin local business of all.

Clinics and off-grid facilities

DC freezers and refrigerators with a stable temperature range, suited to facilities that must maintain a cold chain without depending on mains availability.

Beyond the Product

Helping partners build local factories

Supplying a container of freezers is one thing. Helping a partner build a refrigeration industry in their own country is another — and it is the part of the business we invest most in.

Alongside finished units and CKD / SKD kits, we assist customers in establishing local production plants for retail and delivery refrigeration products, and we train their production workers on the line.

The effect is cumulative: local assembly creates local employment, shortens the supply chain, reduces landed cost, and gives the partner market a manufacturing skill base rather than a pure import dependency. It also increases the use of clean energy for refrigeration in markets where that matters most.

See the CKD / SKD Programme

Working With Us

How an export order runs

Straightforward steps, and container-oriented data provided up front so landed cost can be calculated before the order is placed.

STEP 1Tell us the market

Destination country, sunshine conditions, whether mains power exists and how stable it is. This determines the power architecture, not just the model.

STEP 2Model selection

We propose models from the solar range, with the volume, temperature range and 40HQ loading quantity for each so freight can be costed.

STEP 3Branding and configuration

OEM branding, colour, panel design, control type, voltage configuration and packing specification are agreed before production.

STEP 4Production and inspection

Production, vacuum and two-pass leak testing, constant-temperature test room, then packing to the agreed specification with documentation for the destination market.

STEP 5Loading and shipment

Loading plan based on the published packing dimensions and 40HQ quantity, with photos of the loading provided. All units are shipped fully assembled, or as CKD / SKD kits on request.

STEP 6After-sales and parts

Spare parts supply from the same production line, plus technical support and, if you wish, assistance in setting up local assembly.

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Built for the markets with the most sunshine and the least grid

Strong sunshine, weak or expensive grid

Applications across the cold chain

Helping partners build local factories

How an export order runs

Packed, tested and loaded