Anti-idling inverter-charger released

Jan. 30, 2008
HDM has introduced the Vister IC-2000 inverter/charger system, which the company said is the first idle-reduction system that meets SAE 1455 standards and OEM performance standards

HDM has introduced the Vister IC-2000 inverter/charger system, which the company said is the first idle-reduction system that meets SAE 1455 standards and OEM performance standards.

According to the company, idle-reduction systems have become more of a necessity for OEMs and fleet owners as anti-idling legislation has become more prevalent, and diesel APUs are unable to lower emissions to an acceptable level.

Battery-electric systems save an estimated 13.5 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent per year per truck, increasing fuel economy by up to 8%, the company said.

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