Corunclima truck refrigeration unit V650F was installed on Hino 300 truck in Mexico
Corunclima truck refrigeration unit V650F was installed on Hino truck and used by our new client to transport frozen product at -18℃ in Mexico.
This engine drive refrigeration system is a desirable and reliable cooling unit for customers, and both fresh or frozen delivery is available. Chillier unit for 32-35M³ container, Freezer unit for 24-26M³ container. Quick cooling speed, condenser is double anti-corrosion, all of these make it very suitable for long-distance transportation.
Last year, we have upgraded our V650F. In addition to improving the appearance, we have also made some adjustments for the high temperature and high humidity environment to ensure it works well in some harsh conditions. As a result, model V650f now has a high standard cooling performance and approved by more and more clients in South America and Southeast Asia.
After the use of many clients, we can konw that Corunclima direct drive truck refrigeration system model V650F has fast cooling speed, cools down to -20℃ just within 2 hours. Meanwhile, we also strictly control the quality of spare parts, such as original QP, TM21 compressor providing strong power to the cooling system, 2 condenser fan and 4 evaporator fans, what we want to do aims to bring users an improved cooling efficiency.
With 19 years experience on transport refrigeration systems and DC electric aircon, Corunclima units have been proven and approved by our partners and end customers in so many countries. We have installed on Hino, Fuso. Isuzu, Tata, etc., with affordable price and reliable cooling effect, model V650F is really a safe good choice for most refrigerated truck owners and end users.
Now we are looking for a long-term cooperation partner, if you want to catch the upcoming sales season and increase your sales, profit or competitive advantage, please feel free to contact us at info@corunclima.com.
We will give you the most professional proposal, best price and most reliable service.
