What types of goods are transported in Refrigerated Sea Containers?

Refrigerated Sea Containers are used to transport a variety of perishable and temperature-sensitive products, including: Frozen goods (e.g. ice cream, meat, seafood) Chilled goods (e.g. dairy products, fruits, vegetables) Pharmaceuticals and medical supplies Chemicals and certain electronics

What’s the difference between an Insulated and Refrigerated Sea Containers?

Insulated Sea Containers (a.k.a. non-operational reefers) retain temperature but don’t cool actively. Refrigerated Sea Containers (reefers) actively control temperature using a powered cooling system.

Can I use a Reefer Sea Container for permanent onsite storage?

Absolutely. Many Australian businesses—from farms to breweries—use Refrigerated Sea Containers for onsite cold storage. They’re weatherproof, secure, and require minimal setup beyond a level surface and power connection.

What temperature ranges can Reefers maintain?

Refrigerated Sea Containers (Reefers) are able to maintain a consistent internal temperature range from -20°C to +20°C.

Why choose an Insulated Sea Container over a Reefer?

If all you need is to keep goods at a steady ambient temperature, an Insulated Sea Container is the smarter, more efficient choice. Unlike Reefers, which are built for refrigeration and require power, Insulated Sea Containers provide passive temperature control without the extra cost or maintenance. You won’t be paying for features you don’t need, and with no electrical systems to manage, it’s a hassle-free, budget-friendly solution, especially for long-term use.

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Our Refrigerated Sea Containers in WA provide cost-effective cold storage with precise temperature control from -20°C to +20°C. Available in both Standard and High Cube sizes, our new and used units are built with quality components and designed for optimal airflow.

Perfect for WA’s diverse industries, these Sea Containers are ideal for storing frozen and chilled food, flowers, pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive goods keeping contents at a consistent temperature in all conditions.

At Sea Containers, we supply 20ft Refrigerated ISO Tank Containers, 40ft Refrigerated High Cube Sea Containers and 20ft Refrigerated Sea Containers.

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Refrigerated Sea Containers Container Pricing

Sea Container	Buy New	Buy Used
20ft Refrigerated Standard Container	Request a Price	$12,200 - $13,100
20ft Refrigerated High Cube Container	Request a Price	Request a Price
40ft Refrigerated High Cube Container	Request a Price	$16,500 - $18,500

*Prices exclude GST and delivery. For latest pricing contact Perth Containers

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Contact our Perth team on 08 6166 3597 for expert help with your Sea Container needs.

Can I use a Reefer Sea Container for permanent onsite storage?
Absolutely. Many Australian businesses—from farms to breweries—use Refrigerated Sea Containers for onsite cold storage. They’re weatherproof, secure, and require minimal setup beyond a level surface and power connection.
What temperature ranges can Reefers maintain?
Refrigerated Sea Containers (Reefers) are able to maintain a consistent internal temperature range from -20°C to +20°C.
What types of goods are transported in Refrigerated Sea Containers?
Refrigerated Sea Containers are used to transport a variety of perishable and temperature-sensitive products, including:

Frozen goods (e.g. ice cream, meat, seafood)

Chilled goods (e.g. dairy products, fruits, vegetables)

Pharmaceuticals and medical supplies

Chemicals and certain electronics
Why choose an Insulated Sea Container over a Reefer?
If all you need is to keep goods at a steady ambient temperature, an Insulated Sea Container is the smarter, more efficient choice. Unlike Reefers, which are built for refrigeration and require power, Insulated Sea Containers provide passive temperature control without the extra cost or maintenance. You won’t be paying for features you don’t need, and with no electrical systems to manage, it’s a hassle-free, budget-friendly solution, especially for long-term use.
What’s the difference between an Insulated and Refrigerated Sea Containers?
Insulated Sea Containers (a.k.a. non-operational reefers) retain temperature but don’t cool actively.
Refrigerated Sea Containers (reefers) actively control temperature using a powered cooling system.