Lisaline Asia supplies Hemokool Active Cooling Boxes which keep temperature-sensitive products safe throughout storage and transport. These electric cooling boxes run on both AC and DC power for uninterrupted protection anywhere in the cold chain. Built-in refrigerant-based cooling actively regulates internal temperature, not just insulates against it so your products stay within safe ranges even during long transit or power switchovers. The dual-chamber design lets you store and move multiple product types simultaneously. Place an order to secure your cold chain.


Electric Cooling Boxes regulate the temperature of sensitive items like vaccines, medicines and blood products. They are meant for protecting the potency and ensuring that these items stay inside their safety thresholds throughout the cold chain from storage and transport.
With electric controls, running on both AC and DC power, a refrigerant tha tregulates the temperature, LCD display that shows the current temperature status and ensure that the products are safe, dual chamber for handling multiple products, these electric cooling boxes stand out. Designed for easy movement, these boxes have handles and polyurethane wheels.
Lisaline Asia supplies the Hemokool Active Cooling Boxes in India. These do not require any pre-frozen gel packs to keep your items safe. Wherever there is electric supply available, these electric cooling boxes regulate temperatures and ensure safety.


Active refrigeration, precise controls, and go-anywhere mobility — engineered to keep vaccines and blood products safe in transit.




Works on Both AC and DC Power Supply- These electric cooling boxes run on both AC and DC power. Connect to the mains at a facility or switch to the vehicle’s DC power during transport. The box adapts to whichever power source is available.


Battery Backup Option- A battery backup keeps the box running when AC or DC power isn’t available. This covers short gaps during loading, transfers, or power interruptions.


Refrigerant That Regulates Temperature- A built-in R134a refrigerant actively regulates the temperature inside. This is different from passive cooling, which only slows down heat transfer. The refrigerant adjusts continuously to hold the temperature within the set range.


Two separate chambers let you handle multiple products at once. Each chamber can be set to its own temperature range. Different products with different storage needs can travel together, without compromising either one.


The display shows the current status at a glance. Check the temperature inside without opening the box. This keeps the cold chain intact while giving constant visibility into product safety.


Electric controls let you set and hold an exact temperature, rather than relying on ambient conditions. This precision matters for items like vaccines and blood products, where even small deviations can affect potency.


These electric cooling boxes come with a handle and polyurethane wheels for easy movement. Pull it across a cold room, vaccine storage room, or blood center, straight onto a vehicle. No lifting equipment needed to relocate it.


Built to handle repeated transport and daily use without damage to the box or its contents.


A built-in LED light lights up the inside of the box, even in low-light storage areas. See exactly how products are placed inside, without opening the lid and letting cold air escape.
Electric controls remove the need for gel packs frozen in advance. No prep time lost waiting for packs to freeze. No risk of a shipment being delayed because packs weren’t ready in time.
The dual chamber setup means different products, each with their own temperature needs, can be transported together in a single box.
With AC, DC, and battery backup options, the box always has a power source. Temperature regulation does not stop, even during transfers or short power gaps.
Products stay within safe temperature limits right up to the point of use, even when last mile routes involve handoffs or limited power access.
With AC, DC, and battery backup options, the box always has a power source. Temperature regulation does not stop, even during transfers or short power gaps.
Products stay within safe temperature limits right up to the point of use, even when last mile routes involve handoffs or limited power access.
Products stay within safe temperature limits right up to the point of use, even when last mile routes involve handoffs or limited power access.
The LCD display lets staff check status without opening the box. This reduces exposure at each handover point and builds confidence that products are safe.
These electric cooling boxes are suitable for everything from short term storage, long term transport, and last mile delivery. No need for different equipment at each stage.
STEP 01
Temperature sensitive products like vaccines, blood bags, and medicines are placed inside the box. This protects them during short term storage at a facility, during transit, or across long term shipments.
STEP 02
Electric controls constantly regulate the temperature of the products according to their safe range. These ranges are set in advance, based on what each product requires. A refrigerant adjusts the temperature inside to match.
STEP 03
The box draws power from AC, DC, or its battery backup, whichever is available. Plug into mains power at a facility. Switch to a vehicle’s DC supply during transport. If neither is available, the battery backup takes over, so temperature regulation never stops.
STEP 04
The LCD display shows the temperature inside at any point. Confirm whether your products are safe, without opening the box.
Get complete temperature protection throughout the cold chain from storage to transport and final delivery or consumption. Our electric boxes, designed with tough exteriors, portability and adaptability to any power source allow you to adjust the temperatures according to the product inside. Single chamber or double, choose according to the number of products you want to handle. With precise electric controls and a R134a refrigerant, the temperature will be maintained. The LCD display gives you current check whether the temperature is maintained and the products are safe. Available in different sizes according to your shipment sizes, these boxes are a must for life saving temperature sensitive products like pharmaceuticals, vaccines and blood products. Place your order now!


Vaccines stay safe only within a narrow temperature range of 2°C to 8°C from the moment they leave the manufacturer to the moment they reach a health facility.Electric cooling boxes maintain this range actively during transit, protecting vaccine potency across long routes, multiple handoffs, and unpredictable ambient conditions.


Blood needs a tighter, more sensitive range than most vaccines. Donated blood must stay between 2°C and 6°C, since temperature deviations outside this range can seriously reduce its clinical effectiveness. Electric cooling boxes give donation centers and hospital blood banks a way to hold this range consistently, whether blood is awaiting processing or ready for transfusion.


Pharmaceuticals are another set of temperature sensitive goods. They have a specific temperature range in which they stay effective and potent. Outside this range, they can be damaged. Electric cooling boxes provide continuous temperature control at every stage of the supply chain, keeping pharmaceuticals within range from storage to delivery. The LCD display gives staff a way to confirm status without breaking the seal on the shipment.


Hospitals move temperature sensitive items constantly between departments: pharmacy, blood bank, labs, and patient care areas. Electric cooling boxes make this internal movement safer. Items stay at the right temperature during transfers that would otherwise expose them to room temperature risk, even for a few minutes.


Vaccines held at a clinic or hospital before use need the same level of protection as vaccines still in transit. Electric cooling boxes keep vaccines within their safe range at the point of care. Staff can pull a dose directly from the box, with the LCD display confirming it hasn’t been compromised.


Electric cooling boxes aren’t limited to vaccines and blood. Biologics, lab reagents, and other temperature sensitive materials depend on the same kind of stable cold chain to stay usable. These boxes protect them the same way, whether they’re moving between labs, waiting for processing, or being shipped to another facility.
Both keep temperature sensitive shipments cold. The difference is what does the work: a powered compressor that actively regulates temperature, or pre-frozen gel packs that slowly give up their cold.
| Comparison | Electric cooling box | Passive cooling box |
|---|---|---|
| Power source | Runs on AC mains (110 to 220V) or 12/24V DC, driven by a DC compressor with built-in electronic controls. | No power source at all. Cooling comes entirely from pre-frozen gel packs placed inside the insulated shell. |
| Temperature control | Electronic controls hold the chamber within a set range of -20°C to +20°C, with the reading shown on a digital LCD display. | Temperature depends on how well the gel packs were frozen and how much heat leaks in. No live readout unless a separate logger is added. |
| How long it holds | Keeps working for as long as it stays connected to power, with 3 to 6 hours of battery backup to cover outages in transit. | Typically holds cold for 12 to 48 hours depending on ambient heat and how the packs are arranged, then needs freshly frozen packs. |
| Build and portability | Metal exterior with PU foam insulation, a foldable handle and wheels. Heavier, built for repeated long hauls rather than hand carrying. | Leak-proof plastic or fabric shell. Lighter and easier to carry by hand over short distances. |
| Monitoring and alarms | Comes with a built-in alarm kit and a downloadable memory option, so any temperature excursion can be reviewed after the trip. | No built-in monitoring. A temperature record has to come from a separate data logger placed alongside the shipment. |
| Chamber options | Available as a single chamber or dual chamber unit, so two different temperature zones can run in the same box. | Single compartment. Splitting it means adding an internal partition or extra packaging. |
| Where it fits best | Long-distance shipments, hospital-to-hospital transfers, and any route where power is available en route or at the destination. | Short to medium trips, last-mile delivery, and backup cover when an electric box is not available or practical. |
Both are Hemokool cold chain boxes supplied by Lisaline Asia. Electric cooling boxes suit shipments where the trip is long or power is available along the way. Passive cooling boxes suit shorter trips where a lightweight, unpowered box is easier to move.
Since 1998, Lisaline Asia has led cold chain monitoring in India. We introduced the country’s first miniaturised Vaccine Vial Monitor, used through the Polio Eradication programme to track temperature exposure on vaccine vials in the field. Over 25 years later, we bring that same experience to active temperature control, supporting hospitals, blood banks, pharmaceutical companies and logistics providers with reliable cold chain equipment.
Lisaline Asia is the official supplier and licensed distributor of Hemokool Active and Passive Cooling Boxes in India. Alongside globally recognised brands like Zebra Technologies, Dickson and Tempmate, we combine international cold chain standards with local manufacturing and support, so vaccines, blood products and pharmaceuticals stay protected from storage to final delivery.
Genuine, Authorised Supply as the official distributor, every Hemokool cooling box we supply is genuine, correctly labelled and backed by the manufacturer. You get proper documentation, calibration records and manufacturer specified warranty, so there is no doubt about what protection your shipment has.
Certified Testing and Validation our ISO 17025, NABL accredited in house lab handles calibration, IQ/OQ validation, thermal mapping and PQS testing. Cold chain equipment is assessed against WHO PQS categories, E003 for active appliances, E004 for passive containers and E006 for temperature monitoring devices like our data loggers and indicators. Our validation services help hospitals, blood banks and pharma companies stay compliant across their entire cold chain, not just the box.
Support That Doesn’t End at Delivery we back each of the electric cooling boxes with after sales service, spare parts coordination, annual maintenance contracts and 24/7 online support, across India, South Asia and the Middle East. Your equipment stays in service for as long as your operations need it.
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Yes. Hemokool electric cooling boxes come in three sizes, the HK36, HK50, and HK60, with capacities of 36L, 50L, and 60L. The right size depends on your shipment volume. A smaller box suits low volume runs like a single hospital transfer or a small batch of blood units. A larger box suits bigger shipments or cases where you want to split the box into two chambers, each holding a different product at a different temperature. Weight and dimensions scale with size too, from 14kg on the HK36 up to 17kg on the HK60, so it is worth matching the size to how the box will be carried and loaded, not just the volume of product.
The electric cooling boxes come with a battery backup that keeps them running for 3 to 6 hours when neither AC nor DC power is connected. This is meant to cover short gaps, such as while loading or unloading, moving the box between vehicles, or a brief power cut at a facility. It is not built to run the box on its own for a full day. In practice, most routes have power available at intervals, mains power at a facility and DC power once the box is in a vehicle, so the box simply switches between sources as it moves. For routes with long stretches without any power access, a passive cooling box or careful trip planning around available power points is the better fit.
Yes, each of the Hemokool electric cooling boxes has a foldable handle and polyurethane wheels built in, so it can be pulled rather than lifted. This makes it practical to move across a cold room, between departments inside a hospital, or from a blood bank straight onto a vehicle. Since a loaded box can weigh close to 17kg on the larger models, moving it on wheels avoids the strain of carrying it by hand, and the handle folds flat when the box is stored or not being pulled.
Yes, the electric cooling boxes are suitable for long term shipments. Unlike a passive box, which depends entirely on how long its gel packs stay frozen, an electric cooling box runs on continuous power. As long as it stays connected to AC, DC, or its battery backup, the refrigerant keeps regulating the temperature inside. This makes it a better fit for long distance transport, multi city routes, and hospital to hospital transfers that run for many hours, where a passive box would eventually run out of cold and need fresh packs.
Hemokool electric cooling boxes hold temperatures from -20°C to +20°C. In a dual chamber unit, each chamber can be set to its own range independently. This means vaccines, which need 2°C to 8°C, and blood products, which need 2°C to 6°C, can travel in the same box at the same time, each in its own compartment, without either one being compromised by the other’s storage needs.
In electric cooling boxes, the battery backup runs for 3 to 6 hours, depending on usage and how often the lid is opened. It exists to bridge short interruptions, not to power the box for an entire trip. A typical use case is during loading and unloading at a facility, or while a box is being shifted from one vehicle to another and briefly loses its power connection. Once reconnected to AC or DC power, the box resumes running on mains or vehicle power and the battery recharges.
No, since the cooling comes from a built in refrigerant and compressor rather than stored cold, there is no need to freeze gel packs in advance. This removes a common point of failure with passive boxes, where a shipment can get delayed if the packs were not frozen long enough or someone forgets to prep them. With electric cooling boxes, you plug them in, set the temperature, and it starts regulating immediately.
Hemokool electric cooling boxes can be fitted with a retro fitted alarm kit, with a downloadable memory option available. If the temperature inside moves outside the range that has been set, the alarm alerts whoever is handling the box, so corrective action can be taken quickly. The memory function also records the temperature over the course of the trip, which can be downloaded and reviewed afterward. This is useful for compliance checks and for confirming that a shipment stayed within its safe range from start to finish.
Yes, electric cooling boxes run on 12/24V DC power, which matches the electrical supply in most vehicles used for cold chain transport, including ambulances and delivery vans. This means the box can be connected directly to the vehicle’s power during transit. Once the vehicle reaches its destination, the box can be switched back to AC mains power at the facility, with the battery backup covering the short gap while it is reconnected.
Yes, like any active cooling equipment, the temperature readings and the compressor benefit from periodic checks to confirm they stay accurate over time. Lisaline Asia backs its electric cooling boxes with manufacturer warranty, spare parts support, and annual maintenance contracts, along with calibration through its ISO 17025, NABL accredited in house lab. This keeps the box’s performance verified over its working life, not just at the time of purchase.


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