Air conditioner for Tractor loaders
- Corunclima
- Henan, China
- 2-4weeks
- 500set/Month
Full DC Electric Air Conditioning System. Cooling up to 9500Btu and 19800Btu.
Run by EV original battery directly or auxiliary battery bank.
Brushless DC12V, DC24V, DC48V etc electric scroll compressor built-inside.
Main Features of Air conditioner for Tractor loaders
1. Battery driven, no-idle HVAC system, saves fuel, keeps drivers comfortable and helps protect the environment.
2. Easy Installation & Operation.
3. Vibration-resistant and durable. Suitable for any harsh working environment.
4.Large cooling capacity, fast cooling speed
Technical Data
Model NO. | T20B |
Cooling Capacity | 2.8KW/9,500BTU |
Voltage | DC12V/DC24V |
Current | 48A(12V)/33A(24V) |
Evaporator Air Flow Volume | 750M³ /H |
Compressor | Totally-enclosed, DC-powered, direct connection brushless motor |
Controller | Digital/Manual |
Installation | All roof top mounted |
Bunk Heater | Optional |
Applying | Heavy- duty vehicles&machinery with 12V/24V |
Successful Cases
Tractor loaders tackle tough jobs in harsh conditions—scorching sun, dusty worksites, and relentless vibrations—demanding a cooling solution that’s as hardworking as the machines themselves. Corunclima’s electric air conditioner is purpose-built for tractor loader cabins, delivering reliable comfort that keeps operators focused and productive all shift long.
Engineered for durability, this AC stands up to the rigors of loader work, resisting dust, vibrations, and extreme temperatures without faltering. Its user-friendly design ensures easyto install, getting your equipment operate fast with no complicated setup.
Corunclima electrical Air conditioner for Tractor are also suitable for loaders, earthmoving machinery, hydraulic excavators, hydraulic rope excavators, crawler tractors and loaders, wheel loaders, dumper trucks, crane cab, electric vehicles. Rolling stock: Locomotives, underground metro, train, electric vehicles. We are looking for dealers/partners all over the world. Support OEM/ODM.
