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General| Model | TriPac Evolution |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Refrigerant | R-134a |
| Air Conditioner | Yes |
| Heater | Yes |
| Type | Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) |
| Application | Truck |
| Power Source | Diesel |
| Voltage | 12 V |
| Noise Level | 65 dB(A) |
| Features | Automatic start/stop, diagnostics |
Provides a channel for user feedback to improve manuals.
Defines safety advisory symbols and their meanings for hazard communication.
Outlines essential safety practices for operating and servicing the unit.
Details dangers associated with refrigerant oil handling and potential eye/skin irritation.
Details dangers associated with refrigerant handling, including hazardous gases and vapor inhalation.
Provides immediate first aid procedures for common chemical and physical exposures.
Covers risks related to electrical components, including low voltage and shock prevention.
Details safe procedures for installing batteries and routing cables to prevent explosion and fire hazards.
Illustrates and explains various safety decals found on the unit for hazard identification.
Lists the core functionalities and capabilities of the standard TriPac unit for comfort and efficiency.
Identifies the main parts and modules that constitute the TriPac system.
Describes the APU, its mounting location, and integrated components like the engine and compressor.
Explains the function and typical mounting location of the air conditioning condenser on the truck cab.
Details the evaporator's installation under the bunk, air delivery, and filter accessibility for cooling.
Describes the heater's installation, fuel source, and power requirements for providing cabin heat.
Explains the Human Machine Interface control panel used for managing unit functions like heating and cooling.
Details the function and location of the engine on/off switch for service and operation.
Describes the control box location, its function, and fuse protection for the electrical system.
Lists optional features and packages available for the TriPac system to enhance functionality.
Describes the optional high output heater for enhanced heating performance in cold climates.
Explains the DPF option for compliance with emissions regulations in California.
Details the optional 120 amp alternator for improved battery charging capacity.
Explains the Arctic package for automatic engine starting in cold weather conditions.
Mentions the availability of a diamond plate top cover as an optional appearance upgrade.
Notes the availability of a brushed stainless steel cover for the condenser as an optional aesthetic enhancement.
Describes the exhaust tube extension option for routing APU exhaust safely away from the passenger compartment.
Provides a checklist of critical inspection points before operating the TriPac unit for safety and performance.
Details the HMI control panel, its layout, and operator functions for system control.
Explains how to use the On/Off button for system control and display status adjustments.
Describes how to select between Cool, Fan Only, and Heat operating modes via the HMI.
Details how to adjust the desired cab temperature using the center selector knob on the HMI.
Explains how to select and adjust the evaporator fan speed using the HMI selector knob.
Describes the LED indicators on the HMI for monitoring system status, alarms, and battery voltage.
Provides instructions on how to clear active alarm codes from the system by cycling power.
Explains the operation of the system in cooling mode, including compressor engagement and temperature control.
Describes the operation of the air heater for providing cabin heat based on setpoint and sensor readings.
Details the operation of the fan for air circulation without cooling or heating modes.
Explains how Standby Mode disables APU operation when the truck engine is running.
Describes the optional integration for automatically enabling Standby Mode via truck ignition switch.
Explains the default Monitor Mode and its conditions for system operation, including battery and engine monitoring.
Discusses engine load adjustments to maintain Tier 4 engine emission levels under certain conditions.
Details the function and use of the engine on/off service switch for disabling the APU engine.
Explains how alarm codes are generated and indicated on the HMI with color-coded icons and groups.
Provides a step-by-step guide to clearing active alarm codes by cycling unit power after resolving the condition.
Warns about potential dangers and risks associated with using the power inverter, including electrical shock and voltage hazards.
Provides technical specifications for the TriPac engine, including fuel type, oil capacity, and viscosity.
Details the system voltage and fuse information for electrical components and control systems.
Lists fuse numbers, amp ratings, and the specific circuits or components they protect.
Notes that the TriPac air conditioning system requires servicing by an authorized Thermo King Dealer.
States that the TriPac heater system requires servicing by an authorized Thermo King Dealer.
Outlines pre-trip, 500-hour, and annual engine inspection and service items for preventative maintenance.
Specifies intervals and procedures for engine oil and filter changes, including oil type recommendations.
Details pre-trip, 500-hour, and annual inspection points for electrical systems, including connections and fans.
Covers visual inspections for fluid leaks, damage, and proper tightening of unit mounting bolts and brackets.
Lists monthly, pre-trip, and annual maintenance checks for the AC system, including refrigerant and filter checks.
Details monthly and annual inspection and service tasks for the heater, including intake, exhaust, and glow pin checks.
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