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Due to the nature of warehouses being large open spaces where products are moved in and out constantly, this can cause temperature fluctuations to occur. A warehouse will have cool spots near loading bays and hot spots on shelves where the air flow is restricted. Therefore, it is important to make use of climate control in warehouses to make sure the temperature remains constant.
There are two factors when it comes to climate control in warehouses: temperature & humidity. The most obvious need for these factors is in the food & beverage industry where goods need to be kept at a constant cool temperature to ensure that they are not spoilt. Furthermore, a humid environment can be disastrous for this sector with it potentially causing the build-up of mould and condensation in packaging.
Climate control is also important in warehouses which stock electrical goods. Here humidity levels need to be managed so that the internal electrical components which are in these products are not damaged by moisture. Warehouses holding pharmaceutical goods need to make use of climate control due to many of these products being sensitive to temperature with most pharmaceutical products needing to be kept at between 2˚C – 8˚C. If the temperature was to rise/fall out of this range, then this could potentially alter the chemical stability of the product making it harmful to users. Therefore, the use of climate control in this situation is of the upmost importance.
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