Locomotive operator cabs
Provide the locomotive cab dimensions, air-distribution requirements, mounting positions and access for installation and maintenance.
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Provide the locomotive cab dimensions, air-distribution requirements, mounting positions and access for installation and maintenance.
Describe the operating sequence and available electrical supply when the main system is off. Record how the new arrangement would interact with any retained A/C.
Specify cabin heating and filtered air alongside cooling, including their power, controls and acceptance requirements.
products
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A 24 V split air conditioning system for machinery cabins, with an external evaporator arrangement that preserves space inside the cab.

A packaged 24 V electric compressor drive for machinery, vehicles and equipment cooling, including primary and engine-off air conditioning.
RTK11 shownRTK4, RTK5, RTK8, RTK11 and RTK12 rooftop A/C assemblies for vehicle and machinery cabins, with compressor requirements specified for each model.

A powered cabin filtration and pressurisation unit with a three-speed blower and filter-service indication, for machinery installations.
questions
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Provide the vehicle-specific requirements and request the test reports and approvals for the exact equipment being supplied.
Yes, with the intended condenser, evaporator, refrigerant circuit and controls identified so the whole installation can be assessed.
Keep the agreed model variants, bill of materials and document revisions with the reference vehicle configuration.
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