Corunclima’s electric air conditioning system has been successfully applied in a recent ambulance fleet project in Peru, supporting improvements in emergency medical transport conditions. The vehicles were delivered under a public healthcare initiative aimed at strengthening regional response capacity and upgrading medical mobility services.

Corunclima’s T35B rooftop air conditioning system has been applied in a newly delivered ambulance fleet for a healthcare support project in Peru. The ambulances were supplied through a United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) procurement program aimed at improving emergency medical transportation capacity in different regions of the country.

The ambulance rooftop air conditioner is no longer just an accessory—it is a mission-critical system that directly impacts patient care and operational effectiveness. With advancements in electric technology, compact design, and high-performance cooling, these systems are setting new standards for emergency vehicle climate control. As the healthcare and transportation industries continue to evolve, rooftop air conditioning solutions will remain at the forefront, ensuring that ambulances are equipped to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient care in any environment.