Reliable temperature control is essential for frozen food, meat, seafood, ice cream and pharmaceutical transportation. As cold chain operators look for dependable refrigeration with lower operating costs, engine driven transport refrigeration remains a practical solution for refrigerated trucks of different sizes.
Corunclima’s Engine Driven Freezer Units are designed for trucks from 10 to 60 m³, covering small, medium and large refrigerated vehicles. The range includes V150F, V300F, V350F and V380F for small trucks, V450F to V660F for medium trucks, and V850F, V1100F and V1280F for larger vehicles. The systems can maintain temperatures from -18°C to +25°C, with strong freezing performance down to -18°C to -20°C even in high ambient temperatures.
Unlike standalone diesel refrigeration systems, Corunclima’s direct engine-driven configuration uses the vehicle engine to power the refrigeration system. This eliminates the need for a separate diesel engine, helping reduce fuel consumption, maintenance requirements and potential failure points. The split condenser-and-evaporator design also allows flexible installation on different truck bodies.
For cold chain fleets, the benefits go beyond temperature control. Faster pull-down, stable operation under heavy loads and modular construction can help improve delivery reliability while keeping long-term operating costs under control.
Corunclima also welcomes fleet operators, distributors, truck body builders and refrigeration installers for bulk orders and project cooperation. Factory-direct support and volume pricing are available for customers planning large fleet upgrades or regional distribution programs. Upfitters, distributors and fleets are also welcome to visit the factory and compare product quality with leading European and US brands on-site.
With flexible models for different truck sizes, reliable deep-freezing performance and a cost-efficient direct-drive design, Corunclima’s engine driven transport refrigeration systems offer a practical solution for modern cold chain logistics.
