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Engine chills out better

27th May 1999, Page 15
27th May 1999
Page 15
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II Thermo King has developed more powerful V-200 and V-200 Max engine-driven refrigeration units for vans and small trucks.

Beneath a restyled front cover is an improved condenser with extra (chilled) cooling capacity—up to 2.100W with 18m3 bodies and 2,300W with 23m3 bodies.

A higher output standby compressor is used, which puts out 1,450W at O'C and 4,509W at -20°C. The evaporator is just 130mm deep.

These units, which replace existing V-175 and V-095 models, run with R134 refrigerant.