Cold storage

Cold-chain power that doesn’t break the product

Cocoa, seafood, vaccines, and grocery logistics share one truth: a thermal break is a financial and reputational event.

Temperature is the product.

Diesel-only backup burns margin and still leaves you exposed to long outages and messy switchovers. Undersized backup fails when compressors surge; oversized backup wastes capital sitting idle between peaks.

How SMPS serves cold storage

SMPS integrates grid, battery, generator, and optional solar into one automated system so rooms stay in band while you scale from a single bay to a multi-room campus.

  • Protect the thermal envelopeFaster, cleaner source switching reduces the window where compressors drop and product temperature drifts.
  • Right-size today, expand tomorrowStart at the kW you need; add hot-swap modules as you open new rooms or push export volume, without redesigning the whole backup stack.
  • Cut unnecessary diesel runtimeBattery and intelligent orchestration absorb short dips so generators aren’t the only answer to every flicker.
  • Operate with live truthOperators see load, battery state, and generator status on the cabinet: useful at 2 a.m. when a room alarm coincides with a grid event.

Ghana export cold-chain. UK logistics. Same physics.

Ghana’s food and cocoa export corridors and UK grocery/pharma warehouses both punish fragile power. Accra-informed design assumptions keep failover realistic; UK industrial connectivity and controls keep the cabinet enterprise-ready.

A pilot starts from your rooms, product mix, and load profile so continuity is designed around what you actually store and ship.

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Next step: pilot or demo.

Tell us your site type, location, and load picture. We’ll scope the conversation to your use case and follow up from the EcoSmart team.