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Revised KL system for Moseley
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COACHES on the Moseley Continental stand at next week's Commercial Motor Show will be fitted with an improved version of the roof-mounted KL heating and ventilation system. The system is said to be capable of making a complete air change in the vehicle once every minute with the vehicle stationary.
The KL60 automatic system fitted t6 the coaches by the Portuguese Caetano bodybuilding con cern has two heater/ ventilator units which are fed automatically with heated or cool fresh or recirculated air. This is fed from floor level by ducts until the preset temperature is reached when the unit automatically switches from recirculated to fresh air. Extraction can be increased by two fans in the roof pod.
Among improvements now included are a lower rear intake fairing on the roof which has reduced overall height but is said to have increased ram effect. Engine coolant is now filtered to improve reliability. Individual nozzles are now provided over every seat and a five-position master switch allows the driver to override the temperature control unit.