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General| Application | Truck |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R-404A or R-452A |
| Voltage | 12V DC, 24V DC (depending on the specific model) |
| Mounting | Roof-mounted |
| Control System | Microprocessor-based control |
Details the terms of the software license included with the product.
Provides contact information and required details for breakdown and repair assistance.
Information on contacting dealers for general inquiries and unit maintenance.
Invitation to provide feedback to improve the manuals.
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice safety symbols.
Describes essential safety practices for operating and servicing the unit.
Covers safety for automatic unit startup and battery installation.
Details risks including fire, PPE requirements, explosion, service procedures, and equipment damage.
Addresses refrigerant hazards, vapor risks, and necessary personal protective equipment.
Covers safety for refrigerant oil, PPE, and first aid procedures.
Provides first aid for coolant, battery acid, electrical shock, and asphyxiation.
Explains the purpose and information conveyed by safety decals.
Focuses on hazards related to high voltage during unit operation.
Covers safety related to condenser/evaporator fans and remote unit starting.
Information regarding the unit's auto-start warning decal.
Details unit type certification standards and samples.
Describes V-Series units, including models and basic configurations.
Details the standard features of the unit's condenser, evaporator, and controls.
Lists optional features that can be added to the unit.
Describes the main components: compressor, condenser, evaporator, and control panel.
Details the electronic control system and its characteristics.
Explains the In-cab Control Panel (HMI) display, keys, and symbols.
Information on operating the unit in electric standby mode.
Describes the unit's electrical system, including power and fuses.
Provides recommended temperature setpoints for single and multi-temperature pharma units.
Explains the unit's operation modes: Cool, Heat, Null, and Defrost.
Instructions for starting the unit via engine operation or electric standby.
Describes the standard display and examples for unit status.
Guides on how to set the temperature for single and multi-temperature units.
Details the options for configuring compartment settings.
Instructions for initiating evaporator and condenser manual defrost cycles.
Explains alarm categories, buzzers, and indicator symbols.
Provides a list and descriptions of DSR alarm codes.
Covers clearing alarms and viewing system information screens.
Covers pre-start inspections and loading procedures.
Details the steps to follow after loading the product.
Details compressor models and specifications.
Covers fuses and electrical control system details.
Provides specifications for condenser and evaporator fan motors.
Details transformer, electric motor, and tracking system specifications.
Covers Bluetooth, serial ports, input power, battery, and temperature specs.
Covers weekly pre-trip checks and pre-service inspection procedures.
Details the required checks after completing a trip.
Information on service records, warranty inspections, and preventive maintenance.
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