Official Carrier Transicold dealer
Refrigeration units
We supply, fit and service Carrier Transicold refrigeration units — for vans, trucks and semi-trailers.
Unit mounting
Where does the unit sit?
Which mounting is possible depends on the vehicle. Pick your vehicle to see which mountings are possible and where the unit sits.
On truck box bodies, only bulkhead and underslung mounting are possible.
Possible mounting
Against the bulkhead, ahead of the load space. The roof stays clear.
Temperature range
What a temperature range means in practice
Sensitive deep-freeze
Down to −30°C
For deep-frozen goods such as ice cream.
Deep-freeze
Down to −25°C
Frozen foodstuffs and meat that has to hold the freezer chain, up to heated transport.
Chilled
Down to −5°C
Fresh produce, dairy, flowers and chilled transport around and above zero.
−18 °C is the line between chilled and frozen
Anything below it asks for a heavier unit AND heavier insulation. The range you actually reach is the unit and the body together — never the unit on its own.
Multi-temperature
Two or three compartments at different temperatures, each with its own evaporator. For distribution where frozen and fresh go out on the same vehicle.
Heating is part of the job
Many units heat as well as cool. In a frost, holding +2 °C is just as much an instruction — which is why the models also state a heating capacity.
How it is driven
Three ways to power a refrigeration unit. They differ in weight, in running cost and in where you will be allowed to drive.
Own diesel engine
The unit carries its own diesel engine and runs independently of the vehicle — parked or uncoupled. What semi-trailers and heavy distribution use.
Engineless
No engine of its own on board. The unit is powered from the vehicle through a generation module such as Eco-Drive or Eco-Drive T. Less maintenance, less fuel, quieter.
Electric (battery)
Powered from a battery pack such as AddVolt. No emissions and almost no noise at the unloading bay — what low-emission zones and night deliveries ask for.
Eco-Drive, Eco-Drive T and AddVolt: we fit and service all three ourselves.
See the alternative power sourcesOfficial Carrier Transicold dealer
What Carrier Transicold delivers
We are an official dealership. That means the full range, genuine parts from our own store, and the software and roadside assistance that come with them.
Lynx™ Fleet
Remote temperature monitoring, service and usage reports, geofencing and operational alarms — day and night insight into what your units are doing.
oneCALL™ 24/7
Roadside assistance across nearly 32 countries and more than 600 service points, with a specialist who speaks your language.
BluEdge™
The service programme our maintenance contracts are built on, from extended warranty to full cover including parts and labour.
See the maintenance contracts
We fit it. And we keep it running.
You buy a refrigeration unit once and run it for ten years. Here it is fitted in our own workshop, and it stays with the same team for service afterwards.
Fitted in our own workshop
We build the unit onto your vehicle ourselves — and the insulated body under it where that is needed.
Our bodyworkPreventive maintenance
A fixed service to the Carrier schedule: refrigerant, belts, filters, defrost. We find the wear before it costs you a load.
Preventive maintenanceRepair and breakdown
Any make of unit, in our workshop or at the roadside. Our service vans run day and night with genuine parts on board.
24/7 breakdown service
What comes with it
Maintenance contract
BluEdge in three tiers: Core with extended warranty, Enhance with routine servicing and remote monitoring, Elite with full cover.
See the contractsLeak testing and F-gas
Refrigerant leak checks by certified engineers, with records kept to the F-gas regulation and official certification.
Temperature calibration
We calibrate your unit and your recording system, so that what the logger writes is what the load actually got.
A hire vehicle meanwhile
Is your vehicle in with us? Then you drive on in a refrigerated van from our own fleet.
Our hire fleet
Frequently asked questions
Before you choose
The questions that come across our counter most often.