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1. Spare parts providing. 2. Administrator training. 3. Training document providing. 4. Daily remote support and regularly return visit. 5. Providing visit service.

Professional Technical Team
Hangzhou Dongcheng Welgo Industrial Co., Ltd is the wholly-owned subsidiary of Hangzhou Dongcheng Electronic Co., Ltd. Being a professional manufacturer of intelligent dropoff & pickup locker equipment in China, we currently have more than 500 employees, nearly 100 R&D engineers included.

No.1 Sales Volume
We have been devoted to developing & providing the smart lockers to China and global markets since 1998. Over 200,000 electronic storage lockers have been installed in China so far and in foreign countries like Singapore, Malaysia , Thailand, Middle east, Australia, France, Russia, etc.

High Standard Products
Our company has been qualified for OEM&ODM. Now our main CE&UL certified products are: intelligent parcel delivery lockers for logistic delivery, smart storage locker for temporarily personal items storage, refrigerated delivery lockers for cold chain delivery, food warmer delivery locker, blue tooth locker, laundry locker, file management locker, clothes/shoes distribution locker, tool locker, package tower etc.

 

Definition of Food Locker

 

 

A food locker is an exciting piece of restaurant technology that's revolutionizing the way people pick up takeout orders. Put simply, it's a device designed to store food at a certain temperature. Accessible to customers and delivery drivers, it facilitates the transfer of meals from the restaurant to the consumer. In the food and beverage industry, food lockers are a typical locker unit with cubicles that to hold food inside of them for pick-up. Throughout the pick-up locker system, each cubicle is insulated and has its own customizable temperature control. No longer will your food grow cold as it awaits you! This isn't the only feature of food lockers, though. In addition to a customizable temperature control system, the dimensions of food lockers and the cubicles often are customizable to tailor to the needs of the restaurant.

Hangzhou Dongcheng Electronic Co.,ltd is a professional locker manufacturer specializing in electronic locker including new product food locker, The food locker provides you an effective way for temporary food storage. That is heating locker equipped with the lights of ultraviolet rays, the locker is with a safe storage environment. the heating temperature inside the locker can be up to 60℃.

Benefits of Food Locker

From traditional restaurants and food halls to ghost kitchens and fast food chains, anyone that's in the food industry can enjoy the benefits of food lockers. Here are some of the key advantages they offer.

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Fewer mistakes and customer mix-ups
There's nothing more frustrating than getting a negative review for something that was out of your control. If a customer or delivery driver accidentally grabs the wrong takeout container, your business will suffer as a result. Food lockers reduce the risk of mix-ups by connecting orders with pins or qr codes. Thus, customers can only access the correct orders.

Lower customer wait times
To reduce order confusion, some restaurants might assign an employee to manually hand out takeout orders. While this helps ensure that the right person is getting their order, this system is not efficient if you have lots of takeout orders. Not only does it take the time and energy of a staff member, but it also makes customers wait in line to get their order. The longer they wait, the more frustrated they get with your business. With food lockers, customers can skip the line by gaining direct access to their order. Some lockers even let you send out an alert to the customer when their food is ready, further lowering the time they spend waiting.

Better tasting food
One of the worst things about eating takeout is that the quality of the food tends to be lower than that of dine-in meals. This is typically due to temperatures — your meal may be piping hot when it's made, but cold by the time you pick it up.
Food lockers let restaurants preserve meals at a precise temperature. If a meal is served best hot or chilled, you can keep it that way until the customer picks it up. Better tasting meals translates to better reviews.

Fewer theft rates
Most restaurants don't bother to check id when a customer comes in for their order. While most people are only interested in their own orders, there are always dishonest people looking to steal a free meal. Unfortunately, it's incredibly easy for someone to come in and take somebody else's food. By giving pins and codes to paying customers, food lockers make it virtually impossible for a thief to take another person's meal. This helps boost your reputation and save money in the long run.

More conserved space
Unless you have a large restaurant, managing takeout orders can consume your valuable space. Many customers will wait inside your business for their food, which can make it crowded. This is especially difficult if you own a ghost kitchen, which already lacks space due to the omission of the typical dine-in area. What makes food lockers great is that they generally don't take up much space. You can install them near the back of your kitchen, giving customers quick and easy access to their food without having them clog up your space.

 

Food Locker:Food Safety and Storage
 
1. Storing food in the food locker

Your food locker temperature should be at 30-40°C. The freezer temperature should be below -15 °C. Use a thermometer to check the temperature in your food locker.

2. Freezing food safely

When shopping, buy chilled and frozen foods at the end of your trip and take them home to store as quickly as possible. On hot days or for trips longer than 30 minutes, try to take an insulated cooler bag or ice pack to keep frozen foods cold. Keep hot and cold foods separate while you take them home.
When you arrive home, put chilled and frozen foods into the food locker or freezer immediately. Make sure foods stored in the food locker are frozen hard.

3. Storing cooked food safely

When you have cooked food and want to cool it:
• Put hot food into shallow dishes or separate into smaller portions to help cool the food as quickly as possible.
• Don't put very hot food into the refrigerator. Wait until steam has stopped rising from the food before putting it in the food locker.

4. Avoid refreezing thawed food

Food poisoning bacteria can grow in frozen food while it is thawing, so avoid thawing frozen food in the temperature danger zone. Keep defrosted food in the food locker until it is ready to be cooked. If using a microwave oven to defrost food, cook it immediately after defrosting.
As a general rule, avoid refreezing thawed food. Food that is frozen a second time is likely to have higher levels of food poisoning bacteria. The risk depends on the condition of the food when frozen, and how the food is handled between thawing and refreezing. Raw food should never be refrozen once thawed.

5. Store raw food separately from cooked food

Raw food and cooked food should be stored separately in the food locker. Bacteria from raw food can contaminate cold cooked food, and the bacteria can multiply to dangerous levels if the food is not cooked thoroughly again.
Always store raw food in sealed or covered containers at the bottom of the food locker. Keep raw foods below cooked foods, to avoid liquid such as meat juices dripping down and contaminating the cooked food.

 

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How Do Food Lockers Work

You're hungry, so you decide to order from your favorite restaurant. But it's 1 pm and the lunch rush has just begun. Luckily, with self-service food lockers, long lines and crowded dining rooms are a thing of the past. Just arrive at the location of the food locker, open the temperature regulated compartment…and that's it! Let's review…It's as easy as:
• Place your order
You can choose either to order online or at the location, through a kiosk or cashier, and sometimes, even select an exact pick-up time.
• Receive a text or code to pick up your meal
Depending on your ordering choice, you'll either receive a text notification that your food is ready or at the location, you'll see your order number completed on a digital board.
• Grab and go
The final step is simply scanning a QR code or entering a PIN code in the self-service food locker to retrieve your order. Food lockers ensure the right food goes to the right person at the right temperature!

 

 

Clean Food Locker: Reduce Your Risk

• Keep storage areas clean, dry and free of pests
• Use food-safe containers, covers and packaging to protect food
• Store potentially hazardous food at 5°c or colder - check it with a thermometer
• Store raw food like meat and seafood separately or below ready-to-eat foods to avoid contamination from meat juices etc.
• Make sure frozen food stays frozen hard
• Check that food packaging is undamaged
• Don't store food in warm or humid areas or in direct sunlight if this could spoil the food or make it unsafe
• Store food, containers and packaging off the ground and away from chemicals like cleaners and insect sprays.

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How to Clean Food Locker
 

Food locker are a versatile and durable storage solution for any workplace. But it's important that they are looked after correctly to guarantee a long life and continue to protect contents effectively. Just like any other equipment your food locker need proper care and attention.

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Empty
First of all, remove all of the contents from the locker. This is a great first step to help you declutter anything that's been hanging around in your food locker for a food and is no longer needed.

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Dust
Now that the food locker is empty simply dust out with any dry cloth or material. Do this before you use any wet cleaning materials or perform any deeper cleans. This will remove any dust particles and crumbs that can build up, especially in the corners. Don't use abrasive cloths or materials to clean with as this may dull your food locker shine.

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Wipe down
Wipe down the locker with a wet cleaning material such as a disinfectant wipe. Thoroughly clean down all surfaces, inside and out including the lock. This will make sure that any germs are removed to avoid cross-contamination.

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Deep clean
If your food locker are particularly dirty they may require deeper cleaning. Simply use hot water to remove any tough dirt and then finish by disinfecting the food locker.

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Leave to dry
Leave the food locker to dry following the cleaning. You shouldn't have to wait too long but give it enough time to ensure that any bacteria has been disinfected.

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Replace contents
Job completed! You can now return all of the foods to your sparkling and 'good as new' food locker!

 

The Considerations for Buying Food Locker

 

As college and university campuses become more diverse and dynamic, so do the needs of the students. One essential aspect of student life is access to convenient and secure food storage options. Food lockers have emerged as a popular solution, offering students a reliable way to store their meals, snacks, and perishables. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the factors to consider when choosing food lockers:

Space and placement: The first step in selecting food lockers is determining where they will be placed on campus. Consider high-traffic areas such as dormitories, common areas, or near cafeterias. The lockers should be easily accessible to students, minimizing the distance they have to travel to store or retrieve their food.

Size and capacity: Food lockers come in various sizes, so it's crucial to choose ones that accommodate the needs of your student population. Assess the average quantity of items students might want to store, including meals, beverages, and snacks. Locker sizes should be versatile enough to hold both small and large containers.

Security and technology: Security is paramount when it comes to food lockers. Look for lockers with advanced locking mechanisms such as keypad entry, rfid cards, or biometric authentication. These options ensure that only authorized individuals can access the lockers. Additionally, consider integrating a monitoring system to prevent misuse or theft.

Hygiene and maintenance: Food safety and hygiene are of utmost importance. Opt for lockers with easy-to-clean surfaces and materials that resist bacterial growth. Incorporating ventilation systems can help maintain optimal temperature and air quality inside the food lockers, preventing food spoilage.

Customization and branding: Many colleges and universities take pride in their unique identity. Select food lockers that can be customized to match the campus aesthetics or branding. Customization options may include the ability to choose colors, add logos, or display messages.

Payment and accessibility: Determine whether the food lockers will be free for students to use or if a payment system will be implemented. Some institutions offer locker access as part of a meal plan, while others might charge a nominal fee. Make sure the payment process is user-friendly and well-integrated into campus systems.

Integration with campus apps: In today's tech-savvy environment, integrating food locker access with campus apps or student portals can enhance convenience. Students can use their smartphones to reserve, unlock, and monitor their lockers, streamlining the process.

Sustainability considerations: As sustainability becomes a priority, choose food lockers that align with your institution's green initiatives. Look for options made from eco-friendly materials and those designed for energy efficiency.

Feedback and student involvement: Before finalizing your decision, gather input from students. Conduct surveys or focus groups to understand their preferences and needs regarding food storage. Their insights can help fine-tune your selection and ensure that the chosen food lockers meet student expectations.

 

Our Factory

 

Hangzhou Dongcheng Welgo Industrial Co., Ltd is the wholly-owned subsidiary of Hangzhou Dongcheng Electronic Co., Ltd. Being a professional manufacturer of intelligent dropoff & pickup locker equipment in China, we currently have more than 500 employees, nearly 100 R&D engineers included. The two production bases and one office building cover over 100000 ㎡.

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Our company has been qualified for OEM&ODM. Now our main CE&UL certified products are: intelligent parcel delivery lockers for logistic delivery, smart storage locker for temporarily personal items storage, refrigerated delivery lockers for cold chain delivery, food warmer delivery locker, blue tooth locker, laundry locker, file management locker, clothes/shoes distribution locker, tool locker, package tower etc.
As an OEM & ODM, we spare no effort to innovate in designing and manufacturing. Our company now has two factories covering an area of 86000 square meters and 500 workers are on the production line.

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Factory No.1 can produce 2000 lockers per day , the annual capacity is 24000 lockers, While factory No. 2 can produce 5000 lockers per month with an annual output of 60000 lockers, The total output is around 84000.

 

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Ultimate FAQ Guide to Food Locker
 

Q: How to maintain food locker?

A: General food locker maintenance tips: Keep all storage areas clean and dry. Clean floors, walls and shelving in coolers, freezers, and dry storage areas on a regular basis. Clean up spills and leaks right away to stop contamination to other foods. Clean dollies, carts, transporters and trays often.

Q: Can dry goods enter the food locker?

A: Keep them in ventilated and dry conditions: It's important to store dry goods in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat. Exposure to heat and humidity can cause moisture to develop, leading to spoilage and growth of mould on some products.

Q: Food locker: How should storage areas be kept?

A: Keep storerooms cool, dry and well ventilated. The temperature should be between 50°f and 70°f. The cooler, the better. Temperature has more to do with how long well-dried foods store than anything else. The storage lives of most foods are cut in half by every increase of 18°f (10°c). There is probably a limit as to how far this statement can be taken, but a reasonable expectation of shelf life may be extrapolated from room temperature down to freezing.

Q: What is the importance of food storage into food locker?

A: Proper food storage helps to preserve the quality and nutritional value of the foods you purchase, and also helps make the most of your food dollar by preventing spoilage. Additionally, proper food storage can help prevent foodborne illnesses caused by harmful bacteria.

Q: How do food lockers work?

A: Food lockers let restaurants preserve meals at a precise temperature. If a meal is served best hot or chilled, you can keep it that way until the customer picks it up. Better tasting meals translates to better reviews. One of the worst things about eating takeout is that the quality of the food tends to be lower than that of dine-in meals. This is typically due to temperatures — your meal may be piping hot when it's made, but cold by the time you pick it up.

Q: Food locker: What are the best food items for long term storage?

A: Canned meats are a good selection. Rice and varieties of beans are nutritious and long-lasting. Ready-to-eat cereals, pasta mixes, rice mixes, dried fruits, etc. can also be included to add variety to your menus. Packaged convenience mixes that only need water and require short cooking times are good options because they are easy to prepare. The more of these products you include, the more expensive your stockpile will be.

Q: Food locker: Why is food storage a problem?

A: Paper boxes, plastic bags, cellophane wrappings and even frozen food in plastic will all leak oxygen through pin holes, poor sealing, poor wrapping or osmosis penetrating through these packages. Even canned food has a packaging problem using cans not designed for long-term storage.

Q: How to maintain food locker?

A: • Keep storage areas clean, dry and free of pests.
• Use food-safe containers, covers and packaging to protect food.
• Store potentially hazardous food at 5°c or colder - check it with a thermometer.

Q: 9Food locker:What are the three types of food storage?

A: Food storage typically appears in three types: Dry, refrigerated, and frozen. Compare each of these types of food storage to understand their applications and conditions in the food industry.

Q: What is a temperature controlled food locker?

A: More than a refrigerated locker, the food locker is a smart grocery locker system enabling grocers to remotely configure column temperatures by degrees. Deliver entire grocery orders in one solution, from heated to frozen and anywhere in between.

Q: Food locker: What not to do in food storage?

A: There are several common food storage mistakes to avoid.
Placing meat on the top fridge shelf.
Storing food uncovered.
Keeping leftovers too long.
Storing potatoes next to apples and onions. .
Refrigerating wet fruits and vegetables.
Using the wrong food storage containers.
Keeping the wrong food locker and pantry temperature.

Q: Can you keep food in your food locker?

A: Speaking of food, best to leave all food out of a food locker, even non-perishable food. Critters have an extreme sense of smell and a way of getting into even the most tight-sealed packaging. If you hate the smell of wet dog or that mildewing basement smell, leave the damp items outside the unit.

Q: What is the proper handling of food during food locker?

A: Always use a clean cover – never re-use plastic or aluminium wrap. Keep raw meat and seafood, eggs, ready-to-eat food (such as fruit and vegetables) and cooked meals separated in the fridge. Always wrap and store cooked foods above raw foods in the fridge. Keep perishable foods hot (above 60 °c) or cold (below 5 °c).

Q: Food locker: What are the two important rules for dry storage?

A: Food locker: Dry storage. The guidelines below should be followed: Keep dry storage areas clean with good ventilation to control humidity and prevent the growth of mold and bacteria. Store dry foods at 50°f for maximum shelf life. However, 70°f is adequate for dry storage of most products.

Q: What precautions are taken for food locker in a food locker?

A: Keep high-risk food at 5 °c or below or above 60 °c to avoid the temperature danger zone and food poisoning. Store raw foods below cooked foods. Store food in suitable, covered containers. Avoid refreezing thawed foods. Check and observe the use-by dates on food products. Take special care with high-risk foods.

Q: Can I still eat food that has been left in the food locker for 4 hours?

A: Bacteria thrive in temperatures between 40 and 140 degrees and can double every 20 minutes in that "danger zone." based on that growth, scientists pinpointed two hours to be the maximum amount of time consumers can safely leave perishable food at room temperature.

Q: Food locker: What is the 4 hour rule for food safety?

A: The 2-hour/4-hour rule outlines the time potentially hazardous food can be safely held between 5°c and 60°c. The rule was developed based on scientific studies. Between 2 and 4 hours, the food can still be used, but can't be put back in the food locker. 4 hours or longer, the food must be thrown out.

Q: How far above the floor must food locker be kept?

A: Each commissary which services mobile food preparation units shall have adequate facilities for storing all food and supplies which are loaded on the mobile units. No food or food in a container shall be stored directly on the floor. They shall be stored at least six inches above the floor, or under such other conditions as are approved by the state health department. "other conditions" that may be acceptable are storage of foods on moveable pallets with a minimum height of five inches.

Q: What are the requirements for a food locker?

A: The area should be dry and cool to prevent spoilage and the swelling of canned goods. The ideal temperature range is 10°c to 15°c (50°f to 59°f). The storeroom should be easy to keep clean and free from rodents and vermin. This means all wall, ceiling, and floor openings should be sealed and protected to prevent access.

Q: Where should the food locker be placed?

A: Dozens of college and university dining programs have discovered that adding smart food lockers for mobile orders is an easy choice. After all, students love mobile ordering and the convenience of self-serve pickup on their own schedule. However, choosing where to actually place those food lockers takes a bit more thought. Factors such as proximity to high-traffic areas, the distribution of dining options on campus or even where the lockers are placed within a facility can have a big impact on the success of the program.

Hangzhou Dongcheng Welgo Industrial Co.,Ltd is one of the most professional food locker manufacturers and suppliers in China, specialized in providing high quality design service. We warmly welcome you to buy custom made food locker at competitive price from our factory. For more company information, contact us now.

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