Carrier Transicold showcases electric transport refrigeration portfolio for emissions reduction at ACT Expo
Key takeaways
- Carrier Transicold is showcasing electric refrigeration systems at ACT Expo, focused on cutting emissions and fuel costs.
- New solutions include battery, grid-powered, and telematics-enabled refrigeration for trailers, trucks, and vans.
- Fleets gain scalable EV-compatible refrigeration and retrofit options to support cold chain electrification.
Carrier Transicold is featuring its latest electric transport refrigeration portfolio at ACT Expo in Las Vegas. The company, which provides transport refrigeration and temperature-control solutions for commercial fleets, is showcasing all-electric systems designed to reduce emissions, lower fuel costs, and support regulatory compliance.
Key products on display include the following:
- Vector 8200 Engineless Trailer TRU: All-electric, engineless refrigeration for trailers with multi-temperature capability.
- eCool Battery Pack: Plug-in battery system enabling electric operation of existing trailer refrigeration units.
- Neos 200e: All-electric refrigeration unit for last-mile delivery vehicles with cargo areas of up to 200 cu. ft.
- Lynx Fleet telematics: Platform for monitoring location, temperature, and TRU performance with remote control features.
The booth also features a Rizon e18L electric medium-duty truck paired with a Carrier Transicold 50XR refrigeration unit that is powered by an electric power take-off system.
“Fleets are at different points in their electrification path, and our job is to make sure that when a fleet is ready to make a move, they know we’re here with innovative technology and proven expertise to support them,” said Bill Maddox, global trailer portfolio manager, climate solutions transportation, Carrier Transicold.
