At 3 AM, the city has a different kind of vitality than during the day. Behind the bustling market, the loading docks are brightly lit, but strangely, there's almost none of the continuous roar of traditional diesel trucks. Only the faint hum of electric motors and the periodic low whirring of the refrigeration system hint at the large-scale food delivery operation underway.

As the holiday season draws near, Corunclima would like to take a moment to express our deep gratitude to all our valued clients for your continued trust and partnership. As we celebrate this season of joy and goodwill, we extend our warmest wishes for a Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones, hoping you enjoy a peaceful and joyous holiday season.

On countless long-haul journeys, the semi-trailer truck cab is transforming from a mere workspace into a "mobile home" for drivers during their long trips. At the heart of this transformation are the silently operating air conditioning systems. These systems are undergoing an unseen yet far-reaching revolution.

Corunclima Wishes Our Clients a Merry Christmas and Introduces Our Mobile Trailer Refrigeration Units As Christmas approaches, Corunclima would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our clients for your continued support and trust. In this season of warmth and good cheer, we sincerely wish you and your family a joyful and peaceful Christmas.

The early mornings in cold chain logistics are always exceptionally busy. In the logistics parks on the outskirts of the city, rows of refrigerated trucks quietly await their tasks for the day. Unlike before, the roar of engines is becoming increasingly rare, replaced by the almost silent hum of electric motors. This change is quietly rewriting the entire landscape of the cold chain transportation industry.

An Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) is a secondary power source that provides electricity to power systems like air conditioning, heating, lights, and electronic devices in a truck's cabin without using the truck’s main engine. The No Idle APU from Corunclima takes this concept to the next level by allowing drivers to run their air conditioning, heating, and other vital systems without leaving the engine running. This not only improves comfort but also significantly reduces fuel consumption, emissions, and the wear and tear on the truck’s primary engine

In today's global cold chain logistics system, which continuously strives for efficiency and deeper coverage, a more flexible and adaptable mobile refrigeration equipment is becoming the focus of market attention – the portable refrigerated trailer. Compared to standardized large container refrigeration units, these small and medium-sized refrigerated units, which can be flexibly towed by standard trucks or tractor units, are quietly extending the cold chain network to the "capillary" level with their unparalleled mobility and adaptability to various scenarios, reaching logistics endpoints that traditional fixed facilities and large equipment cannot easily access.

In the faint light of a city morning, a white small van quietly drives into a residential area. Unlike traditional refrigerated trucks, it has no diesel engine roar, no exhaust emissions, only an almost inaudible operating sound, protecting the precisely controlled low-temperature environment inside the cargo compartment.

For businesses involved in refrigerated transport, the goal is not only to ensure the goods are kept at the right temperature but also to create a seamless, comfortable experience for everyone involved. Corunclima’s DC Electric Refrigeration Units are designed with customer comfort and peace of mind as top priorities.