Carrier Transicold has announced its Supra truck refrigeration units have been certified as Environmental Protection Agency Tier 4 standard. The Tier 4 requirement signifies a 50% particulate matter reduction compared to the previous standard, with Supra reducing it an additional 40%, Carrier said. According to the company, Carrier is the first manufacturer to offer an engine-swap solution for easy
Carrier Transicold has announced its Supra truck refrigeration units have been certified as Environmental Protection Agency Tier 4 standard. The Tier 4 requirement signifies a 50% particulate matter reduction compared to the previous standard, with Supra reducing it an additional 40%, Carrier said.
According to the company, Carrier is the first manufacturer to offer an engine-swap solution for easy compliance with California Air Resources Board requirements for diesel truck refrigeration units. “It's completely backward-compatible,” said David Dunn, product manager for truck products. “A new Tier 4 engine can fit into any corresponding older model Supra — Tier 2, Tier 1 or older — without any special modifications. It's a direct swap.”
The Tier 4 engines were initially phased in this February and are now standard issue for the Supra 550, 650, 750, 850 and 950, as well as Genesis R-90 units. www.trucktrailer.carrier.com
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