Selecting a refrigeration unit should follow the body size, insulation, cargo and duty cycle; the unit should not be chosen in isolation.
Cooling capacity must match the application
The refrigeration load changes with body volume, insulation, outside temperature, product temperature and door-opening frequency. Correct sizing supports faster recovery and more stable operation.
Controls and monitoring
Temperature controllers and monitoring devices help operators check setpoints and performance. The required control strategy depends on the application and customer procedures.
Airflow inside the body
Even a capable unit needs proper airflow around the cargo. Body layout, evaporator position, loading practice and partitions can affect temperature distribution.
Installation as part of a complete system
For best results, refrigeration, electrical integration, insulation, sealing and body fabrication should be planned together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you install refrigeration on an existing body?
A suitable existing body can be assessed for insulation condition, dimensions and compatibility before recommending a refrigeration solution.
How is the refrigeration unit size selected?
Selection depends on thermal load, cargo, route, body dimensions, insulation and target temperature.
Do you support temperature controls?
Control and monitoring options can be included according to the project requirement.