Mexico. Thermo King will be present at Expo Transporte 2019, an event that will take place from October 16 to 18 at the Puebla Exhibitor Center.
"Expo Transporte is the perfect opportunity to show companies all the innovations and trends that exist in the market," says José Carlos Gómez, Latam North Sales Leader of Thermo King, adding: "We will be presenting our solutions and products in favor of the environment, technology that provides a competitive and positive advantage for companies, demonstrating savings in fuel costs, sustainability, control, temperature and cargo monitoring, as well as carrier safety."
These solutions to be presented by Thermo King are emerging technologies based on the sustainability of the Internet of Things, as well as telematics and carrier security:
- TriPac Envy All-Electric APU: An all-electric, clean, and reliable auxiliary power unit (APU) that not only saves fuel but provides unmatched driver comfort that was previously unavailable in an electric unit.
- Tracking: Telematics service for your entire fleet, is a complete package of technology designed to give you important information. This data provides the ability to monitor and track individual deliveries across the fleet. Check temperature levels, meet regulatory requirements and respond instantly to new challenges.
- ThermoLite Solar Panels: A sustainable energy management solution that will increase the life of your battery while reducing emissions and fuel consumption. These rugged, weatherproof panels collect solar energy, even in low light, to keep the battery in top condition.
- Equipment for light vehicles e200: All-electric refrigeration equipment for vans of small and medium dimensions that allows a longer operating time of the vehicle, an optimization of the power supply and a better control of the temperature. "Thermo King has always been characterized by the presentation of innovative technologies, positioning itself as a leader in the market. We have always expanded the portfolio of refrigeration systems for transport and vehicles adapting to the demands and needs that the industry requires", says José Carlos.
