Description
A used 40ft Maersk RAHC-031 cold storage reefer, unit CCR18060, running a Daikin LXE10E-1 E refrigeration pack. What sets this listing apart from most reefer stock is that it is an individually identified machine rather than a grade. The container number, the machine serial and the build date are all recorded below, which means the specification describes precisely the unit that will arrive, not a representative example of a batch. If you are matching a machine to an existing maintenance contract, a known refrigerant holding or an established spares list, that certainty is worth real money.
Dimensions and identity
- External: 12.19 × 2.44 × 2.90 m (40 ft × 8 ft × 9 ft 6 in)
- Internal: approximately 11.58 × 2.29 × 2.54 m (38 ft × 7 ft 6 in × 8 ft 4 in)
- Door opening: approximately 2.29 m wide × 2.44 m high (7 ft 6 in × 8 ft)
- Max gross weight: approximately 34,000 kg (74,970 lb)
- Brand and model: Maersk RAHC-031
- Container number: MWCU7005777
Refrigeration pack
- Make and model: Daikin Industries LXE10E-1 E
- Serial: A002949 · built: August 2006
- Supply: 380 to 415V / 50 Hz, which is the standard European and UK three-phase arrangement
- Cooling capacity: 4,000 W, sized for holding rather than blast freezing
- Input load: approximately 11.4 to 12.3 A · consumption: 13.5 kW
- Refrigerant: R134A, widely available and serviceable by any commercial refrigeration engineer
- Tested and verified working, structurally sound and well maintained
Buying a specific unit rather than a grade
There is a practical advantage to a documented machine that goes beyond reassurance. You can look up the pack before you buy, confirm parts availability for a 2006-build Daikin, price a service contract against a known model, and check the refrigerant against what your contractor already carries. None of that is possible when you are buying “a used 40ft reefer” and finding out what turned up on delivery day. The trade-off is that there is one of it: this is a single unit, so if the specification suits, it is worth settling quickly.
Running requirements
The pack is rated 380 to 415V at 50 Hz, which aligns with a standard UK three-phase supply, drawing 13.5 kW with an input load around 11.4 A. Confirm the supply is correctly rated and terminated for a reefer plug before delivery. Leave clearance at the machinery end so the condenser can draw air and an engineer can work. With 4,000 W of cooling capacity this is a holding machine: it will maintain a set point reliably, but it is not specified to pull a warm load down quickly, so pre-cool before loading.
Delivery and cover
Delivery is free UK-wide, taking in Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, and the price shown is the total payable, with no VAT added at checkout. A 40ft reefer is a long, heavy delivery: allow a straight approach for an articulated tilt-bed, room to reverse, and level load-bearing ground at the standing position. Because this is a single identified unit rather than one of a batch, it is worth agreeing the exact final position with us in advance so it is set down where you want it first time. Where the site requires a crane or HIAB offload, that is agreed in writing before delivery. Supplied wind and watertight, the shell carries three months’ cover on that basis against water ingress and door operation. Separately you keep 14 days to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and 30 days to reject the goods if they are faulty under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Other 40ft machines
On refrigeration brand, the nearest equivalent we list is the 40ft Daikin reefer container. For a later build, look at the used 40ft Carrier ThinLINE high cube; where near-new condition is the priority, it is the one-trip 2023 Thermo King 40ft. Browse everything in the reefer container category, and see our delivery information for site access requirements.















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