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Truck & Van Refrigeration Units (Reefer Units)
Be There supplies transport refrigeration units for refrigerated vans and trucks with 4–45 m³ boxes: engine-driven, independent diesel or fully electric, holding −20 °C to +15 °C (−4 °F to 59 °F), with install kits matched to your vehicle.
−20 to +15 °CSpecifications
Typical models.
Roof-mounted refrigeration units for vans and trucks carrying frozen food, fresh produce, dairy and medicine. Engine-driven, independent diesel and all-electric versions. Values are typical; we configure voltage, size or capacity and confirm data on the quotation.
| Series | Drive | Box volume | Cooling capacity at 0 °C | Box temperature | Refrigerant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Van series | Direct drive (engine) | 4–10 m³ | ≈ 2,000–2,800 W | −18 °C to +15 °C | R404A / R452A |
| Mid-truck series | Direct drive + standby | 10–25 m³ | ≈ 3,500–5,200 W | −20 °C to +15 °C | R404A / R452A |
| Large-truck series | Independent diesel | 25–45 m³ | ≈ 6,500–9,000 W | −20 °C to +15 °C | R404A / R452A |
| EV series | 12 / 24 V DC or battery | 4–18 m³ | ≈ 1,500–4,000 W | −18 °C to +10 °C | R404A / R134a |
≈ approximate, measured at standard test conditions.
Features
Built for daily commercial use.
Slim roof-top condenser
Low profile keeps vehicle height down and reduces drag.
Electric standby
Optional 220 V / 380 V standby keeps the box cold while the engine is off.
Digital controller
Set-point, defrost and alarms in the cab; temperature recorder optional.
Install kits included
Brackets, hoses, wiring and compressor bracket matched to your vehicle model.
Applications
Where it works.
- Frozen food distribution
- Fresh produce & dairy
- Ice cream delivery
- Pharmaceutical transport
- Last-mile e-grocery vans
- Seafood logistics
Which unit fits my vehicle?
Do you supply compressor brackets for my engine?
Which refrigerant do the units use?
Is a reefer unit the same as a truck refrigeration unit?
Do you have electric reefer units?
Buyer's guides
Before you order.
Technical9 min read
Cold Chain Logistics Explained: Temperature Ranges, Equipment, Monitoring
How food and medicines stay in range from producer to customer – the temperature bands, equipment, packaging and monitoring behind every cold chain.
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Buying guide10 min read
Reefer Trailer Guide: Dimensions, Reefer Units and Buying Checks
From a 53 ft refrigerated semi trailer to a small bumper pull freezer trailer: sizes, how the cooling works, and checks that separate a good buy from a costly one.
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Buying guide9 min read
Refrigerated Van Conversions: Insulation, Fridge Units and Costs
How a cargo van becomes a chiller or freezer van: insulation thickness, the right fridge unit, the conversion steps and what it typically costs.
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Buying guide10 min read
Reefer Truck Guide: Refrigerated Box Truck Sizes from 10 to 26 ft
Choosing a refrigerated box truck comes down to three things: the right body length, a well-insulated reefer box and a unit sized for your door openings.
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Maintenance9 min read
Truck Refrigeration Unit Maintenance and Common Reefer Repairs
A reefer that fails on the road can cost a whole load. Here is the maintenance schedule, the daily check and the common faults to know.
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How Truck Refrigeration Units Work (and What Reefer Fuel Is)
The refrigeration cycle on a truck, direct-drive vs diesel vs electric reefer units, reefer fuel explained, and temperature monitoring.
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