In 2025, Corunclima and Bertonati, a leading Chilean manufacturer of special vehicles and ambulances, renewed their long-term supply agreement for ambulance air conditioning systems, further strengthening their established partnership in the Chilean emergency vehicle market.

Bertonati has extensive experience in the design and manufacturing of ambulances and special-purpose vehicles in Chile, providing solutions for healthcare, emergency response, rescue, mining, and other demanding applications. Its ambulance portfolio includes a range of configurations designed to meet different medical and operational requirements.

As a long-term partner, Corunclima provides reliable DC electric air conditioning solutions for Bertonati’s ambulance applications. Designed specifically for emergency vehicles, Corunclima’s systems can operate independently of the vehicle engine, maintaining a stable and comfortable environment for patients and medical personnel even when the ambulance is stationary.

The renewed supply agreement reflects the trust and cooperation established between the two companies over the years. By combining Bertonati’s expertise in special vehicle manufacturing with Corunclima’s experience in mobile temperature control technology, both parties will continue to provide reliable and efficient climate control solutions for ambulances in Chile.

Corunclima’s ambulance air conditioning systems are available in multiple configurations and voltage options, offering flexible solutions for different vehicle platforms and applications. With engine-independent operation, efficient DC power technology, low noise, and reliable performance, the systems are well suited to the demanding requirements of emergency medical transportation.

The renewal of this long-term supply agreement marks another important milestone in the partnership between Corunclima and Bertonati. Moving forward, both companies will continue to work closely on ambulance projects and customized temperature control solutions, supporting the development of safer, more comfortable, and more efficient emergency medical vehicles in Chile.