Pharmaceuticals & Vaccines
Storage from +2 °C to +8 °C for medicines and vaccines — with continuous monitoring, backup systems, and audit-ready records.
A pharmaceutical cold chain leaves no room for brief excursions. Vaccines and most biological products hold a narrow window of +2 °C to +8 °C, and damage from temperatures outside that range is not always visible in the product itself. What is required, therefore, is not merely a cold room but evidence that the temperature never left the range.
Our design treats three things as requirements rather than extras: temperature monitoring that runs continuously and is recorded, backup provision so temperature holds when the primary unit stops, and sensor placement at points that genuinely represent the warmest conditions in the room. CDOB requirements guide how all three are set up.
What we provide
- Refrigerated storage rooms with temperature stable throughout the volume.
- Temperature monitoring and logging with out-of-range alarms.
- Backup provision so temperature holds when the primary unit stops.
- Sensor placement at points representing critical conditions in the room.
- Handover documentation covering test results and commissioning data.
Room parameters
| Temperature range | +2 °C to +8 °C |
|---|---|
| Reference standard | CDOB (Indonesian Good Distribution Practice) |
| Monitoring | Continuous temperature logging with excursion alarms |
| Backup | Standby cooling unit and/or emergency power supply |
| Insulation thickness | 100–150 mm polyurethane (PU) panels |
| Documentation | Commissioning records and temperature mapping results |
Suited to
- Distributors and wholesalers
- Vaccine and biologics warehouses
- Large pharmacies and clinics
- Laboratories and research facilities
Services this sector typically needs
Tell us what you need
For cooling work, send the room dimensions, the commodity, and your target temperature. For IT work, how many users, how many sites, and what holds work up most. We calculate what is needed and send a quotation with the reasoning behind it — at no cost.