Historical Partial Record / 0–10°C
A partial EPS packout record with an unresolved capacity label
The archived page identifies this as a 9L-named configuration, while its table lists a 20 L box. The surviving material does not establish whether 9L refers to effective payload space, a model name or another value. Confirm the drawing and report before using the configuration.
Evidence status: partial historical recordKnown Values
Values preserved from the archived page
These values describe the earlier page record only. They are not a current specification, quotation or performance guarantee.
| Recorded field | Archived value |
|---|---|
| EPS box | 375 × 345 × 315 mm external; 295 × 265 × 255 mm internal; 40 mm wall; archived listed volume 20 L; archived box weight 0.48 kg |
| Cold packs | 12 packs; 0.5 kg each; 6.0 kg total; archived phase-change point 0°C |
| Ambient record | 27.7–33.3°C; archived average 31.1°C |
| Sensor record | Bottom 45.1 h; center 44.8 h; top 39 h within the archived 0–10°C criterion |

Before Reuse
Evidence that must be confirmed
Configuration identity
- Meaning of the 9L label and the approved model drawing
- Payload type, mass, arrangement and starting condition
Test and approval record
- Cold-pack conditioning method and exact placement
- Logger IDs, locations, calibration and sampling interval
- Raw curve, acceptance criteria, report number, revision, deviations and approval
How to Use This Page
Use the record to prepare questions, not to approve a shipment
Confirm the product requirement
Use the approved product label, stability information or customer quality requirement to define the target range and any permitted excursions.
Match the exact packout
Confirm the box, cold packs, payload, conditioning, placement, assembly and report revision as one complete system.
Compare route conditions
Review the expected ambient profile, season, handoffs, delays, monitoring plan and acceptance criteria for the intended route.
Pharmaceutical Use
Use route- and configuration-specific evidence
The WHO model guidance for time- and temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products describes product-defined conditions and qualified transport systems. It does not certify icebagchina or validate this historical record.
FAQ
Questions before using the archived values
Is the archived duration a shipping guarantee?
No. It is a value reported for the earlier recorded setup. It cannot be transferred to a different payload, cold-pack condition, ambient profile, route or assembly.
What does the capacity name mean?
It is not established by the surviving page. The archived table lists a 20 L box, so the 9L label must be confirmed against the drawing and original report before use.
Can this record qualify a pharmaceutical shipment?
No. A pharmaceutical use requires the product-defined transport requirement and qualification evidence for the complete intended packout and route conditions.
What should be sent for a new review?
Send the product requirement, payload dimensions and mass, route, season, planned duration, delay allowance, preferred box size and available drawings or reports.
Content owner: icebagchina. Page reviewed: 27 August 2026. Values are transcribed from the existing page record and remain subject to document verification.
Need a current configuration review?
Send the payload, approved temperature requirement, route, planned duration and any existing drawing or report. We will identify which values can be confirmed and what should be tested.