Every standard Cooler Lease commercial rental unit is built around visibility, safety, adjustable cold storage, responsive support, and efficient loading—because a rental should deliver more than extra refrigerated space.
Cooler Lease standard amenities support safer access, efficient loading, temperature control, and responsive rental operations from delivery through pickup.
Every Cooler Lease rental trailer includes an ultra-heavy-duty fold-down ramp for convenient walk-in cooler access. When closed and secured as instructed, the outer ramp door adds a second physical barrier in front of the inner cooler door. Easy access while loading; an added layer of security when closed.
Bright interior LED strip lighting with occupancy sensors helps crews see products, labels, shelving, and the loading path while reducing unnecessary lighting energy use.
Ultra-bright, rear-facing LED work lights add visibility around the ramp and rear work area for safer, easier product flow during daytime, nighttime, and early-morning access.
A fire extinguisher is mounted on the door side of every standard commercial rental unit for clear, convenient access. Site operators remain responsible for their own required safety plan and inspections.
Easy-to-adjust controls support cooler, near-freezing, and moderate-temperature applications across a nominal 0–50°F operating range. Actual performance depends on load, ambient conditions, door activity, power, and setup.
Customers have access to Cooler Lease service and support around the clock for rental-unit questions and time-sensitive operating concerns. Response and on-site service timing vary by location and conditions.
When inventory, route capacity, site readiness, power, and rental terms align, deployment may be available as soon as the same day. Availability is confirmed during rental intake.
A wheel chock is provided for every trailer tire. The full set must remain correctly positioned at all times while the rental is parked or deployed—no exceptions. Intentional unauthorized removal is a material safety breach and grounds for immediate rental termination without refund, subject to the rental agreement and applicable law.
An ultra-heavy-duty fold-down ramp comes standard with every Cooler Lease rental trailer. It provides convenient access to the walk-in cooler during loading. Raise and secure the outer ramp door as instructed, and it becomes an additional physical barrier in front of the separate inner cooler door.
Two doors. One thoughtful design. Practical loading access and added protection for your cooler entrance, included with your rental.
Follow the assigned unit’s posted ramp load rating and operating instructions. Confirm suitability before using carts or pallet handling equipment. Keep all required exit paths clear; never close or lock the outer door in a way that could trap a person inside. Dual Door adds a barrier but does not guarantee theft prevention.
Compatible gasoline- and diesel-powered generators may be added to a rental for an additional quoted fee, subject to availability. Generators are delivered with a documented full tank. The customer maintains fuel during the rental and returns the unit full; returns below full are subject to the rental agreement’s $10-per-gallon refueling service charge and five-gallon/$50 minimum.
Propane-fueled generator models are planned for a future release but are not currently available and have no promised launch date. This is separate from R-290 refrigerant used in select purpose-designed refrigeration systems.
R-290 is propane used as a refrigerant. It is a different chemical from refrigerants commonly associated with the Freon brand name, and it requires equipment designed and labeled specifically for R-290.
R-290 has zero ozone-depletion potential and very low global-warming potential (GWP). EPA’s comparison lists its GWP at 3, versus 3,922 for R-404A. That describes the refrigerant’s warming effect per unit of mass, not the total footprint of a rental.
Purpose-designed R-290 systems can support energy-efficient cooling. Actual electricity use depends on the equipment, insulation, outdoor temperature, set point, loading and door activity. Request model-specific energy data when comparing options; refrigerant choice alone does not establish a savings percentage.
See EPA’s refrigerant GWP comparison
Select or specially configured Cooler Lease equipment may use R-290; this is not a fleet-wide claim. The assigned unit may use another refrigerant appropriate to its design and intended application. When refrigerant type matters to a project, ask the rental team to confirm the exact unit before delivery.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency evaluates refrigerant substitutes through its Significant New Alternatives Policy program. EPA lists R-290 as acceptable for certain refrigeration end uses subject to use conditions, including equipment design, charge, ventilation, space, warning, and marking requirements. Cooler Lease equipment must be operated and serviced according to its labeling, manufacturer instructions, and applicable federal, state, and local requirements.
Lighting, adjustable temperature control, loading-area visibility, and around-the-clock support help temporary cold storage fit real operating conditions.
Temporary commercial refrigeration for kitchen renovations, equipment changeouts, grocery resets, phased construction, and occupied facilities that must keep operating while permanent cold storage is offline.
Mobile walk-in cooler capacity for planned maintenance, refrigeration failure, catering preparation, seasonal volume, remodels, and short- or long-term overflow.
Adjustable refrigerated storage for wedding flowers, event arrangements, holiday inventory, and peak-season floral staging when the product's required temperature fits the unit configuration.
Extra refrigerated trailer space for milk, cream, bottled beverages, ingredients, and temporary cold-storage needs during remodels, equipment service, or high-volume promotions.
Compact-site overflow refrigeration for independent and multi-location drive-thru coffee operators facing a cooler outage, new-store setup, remodeling work, or peak beverage demand.
Temporary refrigerated storage for wedding catering, cakes, beverages, flowers, birthday parties, retirement celebrations, reunions, and other private events when venue storage is limited.
Overflow cooler or freezer capacity for beverage promotions, display-case failures, route inventory, frozen desserts, store remodels, and seasonal demand.
The Cooler Lease standard commercial rental fleet is completely separate from Morgue Lease mortuary inventory. Any unit intended for deceased-person storage is exclusively reserved, booked, and managed through Morgue Lease and never enters the Cooler Lease standard commercial fleet.
Cooler Lease Dual Door™ combines the trailer’s ultra-heavy-duty outer fold-down ramp door with the separate inner cooler door. Lowered, the ramp provides convenient access. Closed and secured as instructed, the outer door adds a second physical barrier in front of the cooler entrance. Keep required exit paths clear and never secure an occupied unit in a way that could trap someone.
Yes. Every Cooler Lease rental trailer includes an ultra-heavy-duty fold-down access ramp. Follow the assigned trailer’s posted ramp capacity and loading instructions; pallet jacks, carts and other handling equipment require suitability confirmation before use.
Standard commercial rental units include the Cooler Lease Dual Door™ system with an ultra-heavy-duty access ramp and outer protective door, LED interior strip lighting with occupancy sensors, rear-facing LED exterior work lights, a door-side fire extinguisher, adjustable temperature controls with a nominal 0–50°F range, and access to 24/7 Cooler Lease service and support.
Same-day delivery may be available when the requested unit is in stock and route capacity, site access, electrical readiness, location, and rental terms allow. Cooler Lease confirms timing during intake; same-day deployment is not guaranteed.
Cooler Lease commercial refrigerated trailers are configured with easy-to-adjust controls across a nominal 0–50°F range. The right set point and achievable holding temperature depend on the product, loading pattern, ambient weather, door openings, power supply, and trailer setup.
No blanket refrigerant claim is made across the fleet. Select or specially configured equipment may use R-290 (propane), while other units may use a different refrigerant appropriate to their design. Cooler Lease confirms the assigned unit's refrigerant and operating requirements when relevant to the rental.
R-290 is propane used as a refrigerant; it is not the same chemical as the refrigerants commonly associated with the Freon brand name. R-290 is flammable and may be used only in equipment specifically designed, labeled, installed, and serviced for it under applicable requirements.
No. Cooler Lease's standard commercial rental fleet is completely separate from Morgue Lease mortuary inventory. Units intended for deceased-person storage are exclusively reserved, booked, and managed through Morgue Lease and never enter the Cooler Lease standard commercial fleet.
Yes. Cooler Lease provides one wheel chock for every tire. The full set must remain correctly positioned at all times while the trailer is parked or deployed—no exceptions. They may be moved only while the trailer itself is being moved or serviced under Cooler Lease's direction and must be replaced immediately afterward.
