Pallet count alone does not show that a load allows airflow.
Plan the air path. Match stacking, packaging and body dimensions to equipment instructions; keep supply and return paths clear.
Do not apply one universal clearance to every body and load.
Arrangement map
| Area | Field check |
|---|---|
| Goods and packaging | Position, crushing, exposed face |
| Air path | Supply and return obstruction |
| Container or body | Model instructions and dimensions |
Check floor and side passages against the equipment manual.
The same clearance rule applies to a load going from the production line to the shelf.
Verify circulation. If air short-circuits to the return, the load may see uneven conditions despite unit operation.
Packaging size and strength belong in the stacking plan too.
Closed thermal container
Verify internal product and coolant placement with the actual model, accessories and load.
Do not transfer one body arrangement directly to a differently sized container.
Photograph the representative load arrangement and link it to field measurements.
Verify product condition from product records, not ambient air.
