Power from the Sun & Water from the Air: Off-Grid Life Sustaining Solutions

ONTARIO, Calif. - Oct. 14, 2015 - PRLog -- Over 100 leaders from 11 countries and five continents attended the launch of the Aldelano Solar ColdBox™ (http://www.solarcoldbox.com) at the yearly leadership conference, Gathering of Eagles, hosted by successful business entrepreneurs and owners of the Aldelano Corporation (http://www.aldelano.com), Al and Hattie Hollingsworth of Ontario, CA.

The industrial-grade, portable, solar-powered cold storage mini-warehouse was the featured guest of the event where attendees had the opportunity to experience first-hand the unit’s refrigeration and freezing abilities as well as its water and ice production and renewable auxiliary power supply.

Founded in 1968 by Al Hollingsworth, the Aldelano Corporation is a national leader in customized assembly packaging and warehouse services and is one of the nation's leading contract packaging companies with operations nationwide.

Experts estimate that 40% of the developing world’s food supply is wasted, much of it because cold storage is not available. “On a national and local scale, what separates the ‘haves’ from the ‘have nots’ is often their access to dependable infrastructure—electricity, clean water, refrigeration. The Aldelano Solar ColdBox™ was created as an alternative to this missing or unreliable infrastructure that cripples communities in the developing world,” Hollingsworth says.

In addition to food waste, worldwide, water-related diseases claim the lives of one out of every five children under the age of five. The optional Aldelano Solar WaterMaker™ generates up to fifty gallons of safe drinking water each day by extracting moisture from the air. This feature, combined with the Aldelano Solar IceMaker™ and the auxiliary power feature (included on every unit), makes the Aldelano Solar ColdBox™ an ideal choice for short-term disaster relief efforts, long-term community sustainability and many industrial applications where access to a reliable power grid is limited or unavailable.

During the Life Sustaining Solutions event, guests had the opportunity to walk inside the box, drink water produced by the Aldelano Solar WaterMaker™, and sample refrigerated/frozen foods freshly preserved inside the box. Hollingsworth and other key Aldelano representatives were also on hand to answer questions and discuss the many applications of this new technology.

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