Helps keep food cold all day, even in the hottest weather.
Holds up in repeated daily use.

Our heat & cooling units can add extra hours of temperature control to your programs.

✓ Units take up little space but add longer temperature retention per compartment in our meal transporters and any thermal bag, especially our High Efficiency non-electric Thermal Bags!

✓ Works best standing upright in whatever carrier you use, distributing radiant cooling to the air envelope around your chilled items so less heat is gained from the air space, especially after repeated openings of the bag or other carrier for delivery.

✓ Weigh less than a pound, and do not displace a meal when standing upright…as they are most effective!

HOW IT WORKS

The Cooling Unit is a rugged "blue ice" pack designed to stand upright next to your meals and cool or frozen items without taking up too much space. Simply freeze it overnight!

Thick Plastic. Size: 6" x 6-3/4" x 1"

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Helps maintain food temperatures above 140° for up to FOUR hours.
Keeps food hot without cooking away nutrients, texture or taste.

Our heat & cooling units can add extra hours of temperature control to your program's meal delivery routes.

✓ Units take up little space but add longer temperature retention per compartment in our Meal Transporters and any thermal bag, especially our High Efficiency Thermal Bags!

✓ Works best standing upright in whatever carrier you use, distributing heat to the air envelope around your meals so less heat is lost from food to the air space.

✓ Weigh less than a pound, and do not displace a meal when standing upright...as they are most effective!

HOW IT WORKS

Unlike microwave packs that are simply water-based silica gels in a vinyl wrapped sponge where the heat falls off as fast as water, or heavy and bulky heat stones that can burn people and equipment, the Heat Unit's unique internal material radiates heat at a steady temperature. As with ice to water and vice versa at 32F, the Heat Unit's dynamic material changes state at 154F. So boil it at 212F, take it out of the water with tongs and dry it off....it will radiate 154 for 3-4 hours depending on ambient conditions and so importantly: won't burn staff or volunteer hands or equipment!

Place any heating device standing upright next to your meals...the heat warms the air space around your meals, slowing temperature loss.

Thick Plastic. Size: 6" x 6-3/4" x 1" Less than 1 lb.

made in USA

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✓ Fits flat in shirt pocket.
✓ Stands up to constant use in wet/humid conditions.
✓ °C/°F switchable.
✓ Field calibrates.
✓ 3" probe with 1.5 mm tip assures reliable testing of thin foods.
✓ Range -58° to 300° F ± 2° F.
✓ NSF listed.

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✓ Range -40° to 300° F.
✓ Accuracy ± 1%
✓ Boot makes thermometer ruggedized and water resistant.
✓ 5" stem, 1.25" oval face.
✓ With pocket clip sleeve.
✓ NSF listed.

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✓ Plastic watertight magnifying lens.
✓ Stainless steel construction.
✓ Adjustable nut for hand recalibration.
✓ 5" stem, 1" round dial, 0 to 220° F
✓ With pocket clip sleeve.
✓ NSF listed.

1 Year Limited Warranty.

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✓ Fits all Nutri-Systems Thermal Bags as well as many others, even Igloo or Coleman carriers!
✓ Plugs into your vehicle DC accessory socket or cigarette lighter (12 volt DC / 3 amp).
✓ Lightweight with a 7 ft. cord.

HOW IT WORKS

The Electric Bag Heater is designed to stand upright in your thermal bag so that the heat radiates  into the air space around your meals, returning heat to the air envelope and minimizing its loss with every meal delivery. Thermostat of 180F surface temp. The EBH can be doubled up in a vehicle outlet with our DCPOD outlet doubler ( see accessories).

Flat panel, 8-1/2" x 13"

made in USA

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