Airflow starts
with direction.
A refrigerated trailer airflow system designed to collect supply air and guide it along the ceiling toward the rear.
Start with your equipment. Define the configuration. Evaluate it in your operation.
A guided start.
A clear circulation path.
The front collector receives supply air from the refrigeration unit. Two 12 ft flexible guides direct it along the ceiling. Beyond the guides, air continues through the trailer.
At the refrigeration unit
The collector forms the transition from the supply-air outlet to the guide configuration.
Along the ceiling
Two flexible guides extend 12 ft from the collector connection. They stop before the rear of the trailer.
Through the cargo space
Supply air continues above the load. Clear pallet and floor channels support the return path toward the refrigeration unit.
Illustrative airflow path. Actual circulation depends on equipment, loading and operating conditions.
Fit the system
to the equipment.
Compatibility starts with the trailer, refrigeration unit and available ceiling geometry. Share your configuration before product scope and installation requirements are confirmed.
Request a configuration review ↗- 01Trailer & refrigeration unitMake, model, outlet geometry and available clearances.
- 02Existing airflow equipmentGuide arrangement, mounting points and installation photos.
- 03Load & operating conditionsPallet arrangement, temperature set point and door-opening pattern.
- 04Project scopeEstimated quantity, delivery location and target timing.
Define the conditions.
Measure the results.
A useful evaluation documents the trailer configuration, load, refrigeration settings, ambient conditions and calibrated sensor locations.
Compare equivalent operating periods and review recorded temperatures alongside the test conditions and limitations.
Performance depends on the application. Discuss a documented evaluation to assess your configuration.
Before your application review.
Will IFO fit our trailers?
Compatibility must be reviewed for the specific trailer, refrigeration unit and existing airflow equipment. Include these details in your request.
What is included in the quotation?
The quotation will identify the confirmed collector and guide components, any installation items, and the applicable commercial terms. Product scope is confirmed for your application.
How long are the guides?
The configuration presented here uses two 12 ft guides. Air continues beyond their open ends; the guides do not extend to the trailer rear.
Does IFO replace correct loading practices?
Clear airflow paths, appropriate loading and correct refrigeration-unit operation remain necessary. Review pallet and floor-level return paths as part of the application.
How do we obtain pricing and lead times?
Provide your configuration, estimated quantity and delivery location. An approved quotation will confirm scope, price, terms and estimated lead time.
Tell us about
your fleet.
Contact Transforcool
info@transforcool.com
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