Hot delivery without vehicle power
Meals on wheels, meals on time
Community meals and home delivery have to arrive hot after a route that takes hours. Cells inside an insulated carrier hold the temperature without a plug in the van.
A delivery route is a hold time. Food leaves the kitchen hot and has to be above the safe threshold when it reaches the last door. Insulation alone cannot do that for a long route; an active heat source can.
The kit
Cells at 80 °C under the pans, inside a B62 or B36 insulated carrier. Nothing to plug into the vehicle. Three hours of active heat, with insulation stretching it further.
Who it serves
Meals-on-wheels, care-home satellite kitchens, school meal distribution, corporate lunch drops, and hotel in-room dining across large properties.