Being an ideal choice for customers committed to environmental responsibility and cost efficiency, Corunclima electric refrigeration units not only reduce emissions but also lower your operational costs, helping fleets meet sustainability goals without sacrificing reliability or efficiency.

Corunclima fully DC electric refrigeration system V450MB was installed on Volkswagen new delivery truck for transporting products that require up to -18°C temperature for the last mile in Chile.

The transportation of perishable goods, such as food, medicine and chemicals, necessitates the use of refrigerated solutions. However, they have a substantial environmental impact in terms of energy consumption and emissions.

Whether you’re just getting to know eTRU or looking to dig a little deeper into the technology, you may be wondering if eTRU could be beneficial for your company.

You’ve heard that eTRUs are better for the environment but want to know more. How and why are eTRUs better for the environment? Read on to find out.

At Corunclima refrigeration, we specialise in providing tailored refrigeration solutions to meet your diverse needs. With over 20 years of experience, our transport refrigeration units are equipped with durable quality and exceptional performance, ensuring your goods are in safe hands.

Corunclima cutting-edge full DC electric autonomy refrigeration unit, the ultimate cooling solution for fixed point-to-point fresh/frozen delivery, provides a cleaner and more efficient pathway with its fuel-saving, zero-emission, and lower operating costs.

As a manufacturer work towards electrification, Corunclima all electric refrigeration units offer a critical but often-overlooked path to the decarbonization of our cities.

With zero emissions, reduced maintenance, and impressive fuel savings, Corunclima electric refrigeration unit is proving that sustainable refrigerated transport is here to stay.

Successful freight movement requires the timely delivery of goods from a vendor to a recipient, often using multiple carriers, and many shipments must be kept within a specified temperature range from the point of origin to the final destination.