SPECIALIST VEHICLES
Specify driver, cooled-suit or cabin cooling for motorsport
Driver cooling can mean three different systems: cabin air conditioning, conditioned air to the helmet, or a liquid loop serving a cooled garment. Define the interface and duty before selecting hardware.
A project-specific package based on session length, driver interface, vehicle power, heat rejection, weight and serviceability.
RELEVANT PRODUCTS
Products to compare first
Open a listing for the technical table, dimensions, included equipment, supporting documents and ordering status. Matching voltage alone does not confirm compatibility.
Rencool MD18-2 12 V Electric Compressor
$2,143.90
View technical details →Rencool MD18-4 24 V Electric Compressor
$2,143.90
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Rencool MD24A6 24 V Electric Compressor
$2,143.90
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Rencool EV2208 12 V 5 kW Underdash Evaporator
$913.00
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Rencool HP/LP Pressure Safety Switch
$56.12
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Rencool MD-Series Wiring & Control Harness
$554.00
View technical details →SYSTEM APPROACH
How this comes together
Cabin A/C
Use a compact electric refrigerant system where the cockpit can be meaningfully conditioned.
Garment or helmet
Confirm garment/helmet interface, coolant or air loop, target temperature, session length and quick-disconnect requirements.
Pit and support
Consider charging, fluid preparation, spares and turnaround between sessions as part of the package.
BEFORE BUYING
Information that confirms the selection
Provide what you know. Unknown items can be resolved during technical review.
- Vehicle and competition class
- Cabin, garment or helmet cooling goal
- Session length and ambient conditions
- 12 V, 24 V or high-voltage supply
- Available current, mounting space and weight target
- Required couplings, controls and safety constraints
CONFIGURED PROJECT
Need the parts confirmed as one system?
Send the application, voltage, available power, operating environment, required duty and installation constraints. We will review the configuration before quoting.
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