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-> When, what and how to moveNov 20, 09:14
Question by sandra.werner (sandy)
temperature control vs. climate control warehouses
What is the difference between temperature-controlled and climate-controlled warehouses?
Feb 08, 12:59
Answer by kellyann (Kelly Ann)
Temperature-controlled storage means that the warehouse is guaranteed to have a stable temperature at all times. Climate-controlled warehouses have a variance of temperatures within a certain parameter, with the goal of keeping goods from freezing or overheating. The temperature in a CC warehouse is usually between 50 and 75 degrees.
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