Royal Wolf has launched its new range of portable refrigeration unit’s purpose built for large-scale events at a special trade function at Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse recently.
The launch was attended by the industry’s key event professionals and Royal Wolf specialists were on hand to discuss different applications with their guests.
Royal Wolf has launched a range of portable refrigeration units, perfect for outdoor events and festivals.
Reinforcing its market leadership, Royal Wolf launched their new refrigeration units in direct response to customer feedback and the growing demand by the hospitality and events industry for high quality, portable and reliable refrigeration units.
According to Robert Allan, CEO Royal Wolf, “Our refrigeration units have one of the lowest power consumptions available in the market and set an industry benchmark owing to their precise temperature control and state of the art Carrier technology. The range provides customers with the reliability, versatility and high standard that they have come to know and expect from Royal Wolf.”
The launch event was held at Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse and attended by the industry’s key event professionals and Royal Wolf specialists.
These innovative refrigeration units offer superior operating efficiency, are available in two sizes, 40ft and 20ft and include features such as an emergency internal alarm system, food grade stainless steel internal lining, internal lighting and a drainage system. They have been exclusively designed and manufactured by industry leader Royal Wolf for events such as trade fairs, food and wine expos, music festivals, sporting occasions, film and TV productions. The new refrigeration units are available for short or long term hire making them ideally suited to the fast paced events industry.
Royal Wolf’s ability to respond quickly and professionally to the refrigerated products and storage demands of large-scale events cements their position as the solutions expert and a key business partner to the events industry.
