Now, I will tell you a little bit about the cargo space and how the temperature control works. And then we have to look inside the cargo space. What you'll notice here on the inside of the container is that the interior walls are completely flat compared to our old containers where we had spacers. This is done to make loading and unloading of cargo easier without a lot of protrusions on which the cargo can get stuck. Otherwise, the air distribution works fairly similar to the old containers. We have the air. The cold air coming here in the roof, going down the walls and the doors and coming out at the floor and then returning back up here into the refrigeration modules again. Regarding the sensors inside here, we have a cargo presence sensor detecting whether there is cargo inside this area or not. We have one humidity sensor and then we have eight temperature sensors distributed in the cargo space. Going on to the climate control. These two temperature sensors are the ones controlling the temperature inside the cargo space. The average of these two are also the number that you will see on the display. The other six temperature sensors are also used in the control, but they are used to regulate the fan speed. So if any one of these sensors start to sense a temperature difference, that is starting to drift, the fans will rev-up to even out that difference.