Machine or vehicle installation
Plan for the operator space, working hours and machine connections. Compare rooftop and split systems against the available mounting space and service access.
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Cooling, heating and cabin pressurisation for machinery and industrial equipment.
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Choose your vehicle or equipment.
Plan for the operator space, working hours and machine connections. Compare rooftop and split systems against the available mounting space and service access.
Tell us the equipment heat load, required temperature and available power. Include any need for cooling during a fault or power interruption.
Start with the first installation and expected fleet quantities. Record differences between machines so repeat orders use the right components and specifications.
sectors
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products
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A packaged 24 V electric compressor drive for machinery, vehicles and equipment cooling, including primary and engine-off air conditioning.

A 24 V external compressor–condenser module for machinery cabin cooling, with the cabin evaporator selected separately.

A compact compressor–condenser module for sleepers, machine cabins and equipment enclosures, with a separately selected evaporator.

A powered cabin filtration and pressurisation unit with a three-speed blower and filter-service indication, for machinery installations.
questions
Answers to common selection and installation questions.
Yes. Start with one vehicle or machine, its operating requirements and known fleet differences. Models can then be selected for each installation.
No. Use the operating conditions and full circuit when reviewing system performance, including power and air distribution.
Yes. Specify the heating, cooling and filtered-air requirements together, including their electrical loads, controls and maintenance needs.
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Aircraft: Jelle Vandebeeck, CC BY 2.0. Workboat: Photo: Gordon Leggett / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Caravan: Bahnfrend, CC BY-SA 4.0. Command post: U.S. Army, public domain. These photographs are resized for display and may be cropped to fit the page; the credited photographs retain their original licences. General application photography does not confirm a particular vehicle installation or endorsement.