Important information about equipment listings and quotations.
This page explains how website information should be used. It is not a substitute for the final quotation, technical confirmation or signed sales contract.
1. Website information
Product descriptions, photos, specifications and availability are provided for preliminary technical review. Information may be based on nameplates, supplied records and visible inspection. Buyers should request confirmation for the specific unit before making a purchasing decision.
2. Availability and pricing
Inventory can be sold, reserved, withdrawn or updated without prior notice. Website listings do not constitute a binding offer. Price, currency, taxes, inspection, preparation, packing, shipping and payment terms are confirmed in writing.
3. Equipment condition
Used equipment may show wear, repair history, missing parts or operating limitations. Grades support preliminary screening only. The applicable condition, test status, preparation scope and warranty are those stated in the final quotation and contract.
4. Technical suitability
The buyer is responsible for confirming that capacity, temperatures, refrigerant, voltage, frequency, controls, dimensions and local installation conditions are suitable. Rechilla can assist with application matching based on information supplied by the buyer.
5. Export and import requirements
Export packing, loading and documentation are provided only within the agreed commercial scope. The buyer should confirm destination-country import rules, refrigerant restrictions, certification and customs clearance with qualified local advisers.
6. Final commercial agreement
If website information conflicts with a signed quotation or sales contract, the signed commercial documents take precedence. Warranty, liability, delivery and acceptance terms are transaction-specific.
7. Contact
Questions about a listing or these website terms can be sent to liup88788@gmail.com or WhatsApp +86 186 6898 1002.
Review note: This operational website notice should be reviewed by the company’s legal adviser before it is used as formal contractual language.