Corunclima proudly powers Peru’s life-saving mission
Lima, Peru – In a landmark ceremony witnessed by the President of Peru, the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) formally handed over 28 state-of-the-art ambulances to Peru’s Ministry of Health (MINSA). Each vehicle is equipped with Corunclima’s innovative Ambulance Van DC Electric Air Conditioner Model T35B, marking a major milestone in the country’s efforts to expand reliable, sustainable emergency medical services across urban and rural communities.
Designed specifically for mission-critical ambulance use, the Corunclima T35B is a 3.8kW all-roof-mounted air conditioning unit built to meet the unique demands of emergency medical transport. At its core lies a highly efficient 12V/24V brushless DC compressor, paired with automatic main battery protection. This intelligent feature ensures vehicle power stability even during extended idling, eliminating concerns about battery drain while crews focus on patient care. Unlike traditional engine-dependent systems, the T35B operates seamlessly whether the engine is on or off, delivering consistent cooling without compromising the ambulance’s power supply or performance.
For emergency medical crews, the T35B delivers more than just cooling: it delivers reliability. Rapid cooling capabilities, low noise operation, and robust construction ensure the unit performs flawlessly in extreme conditions, from scorching summer heat to remote, high-stress missions. Dual-zone temperature control allows drivers and patients to enjoy personalized comfort, helping stabilize patient conditions and keeping crews alert during long shifts. As part of UNOPS’ broader initiative to deliver over 200 ambulances to Peru, the T35B-equipped fleet represents a significant leap forward in the quality and accessibility of emergency care nationwide.
The T35B is also engineered for long-term cost efficiency and operational savings. Thanks to Corunclima’s refined technology, the unit requires minimal maintenance, reducing downtime and associated costs. Its low-wear design and fuel-independent operation cut down on fuel consumption, while the ready-to-fit kit installation minimizes setup time, allowing ambulances to hit the road faster. These savings extend across the fleet lifecycle, freeing up resources for additional medical supplies and personnel training—key priorities for Peru’s public health system.
From zero emissions and cost savings to mission-critical reliability, the T35B sets a new standard for ambulance climate control. As Peru’s new fleet takes to the roads, Corunclima is proud to stand with frontline healthcare workers, powering life-saving missions with every cool, quiet, and sustainable breath. More details, pls contact info@corunclima.com.
