Bowente 51-10005 Split Parking Air Conditioner for Truck Cabins

The Bowente 51-10005 Split Parking Air Conditioner delivers 2,600 W of cooling, approximately 8,875 BTU/h, for parked truck cabins. It pairs a 6 kg indoor unit with a separate 23 kg outdoor unit. Fleet workshops and truck parts distributors can use the dimensions and weight of each unit to check vehicle fit before placing a bulk order. Technical Specifications Parameter Specification Model 51-10005 Rated voltage 12 V DC / 24 V DC Cooling capacity 2,600 W (approx. 8,875 BTU/h) Indoor unit airflow 400 m³/h Refrigerant HFC-134a (R134a) Refrigerant charge 680 g Outdoor unit dimensions 41 × 20.5 × 67.5 cm Outdoor unit net weight 23 kg Indoor unit dimensions 65 × 16 × 28 cm Indoor unit net weight 6 kg Plan the Indoor and Outdoor Mounts Separately The 65 cm indoor unit has a front grille, discharge vents, and a display with controls. When choosing its position, check the airflow path toward the driver’s seat or bunk. Leave enough room to reach the controls and service the unit. The outdoor unit weighs 23 kg. Review the support structure, approved mounting orientation, and clearance around the fan. Then check the route for the refrigerant lines, wiring, and condensate drain. Request the mounting drawing to confirm how each dimension is measured. Match Cooling and Airflow to the Cab Use the 2,600 W capacity to compare cooling output and the 400 m³/h airflow rating to plan air delivery inside the cab. In a sleeper cab, for example, a cabinet or curtain between the outlet and the bunk can affect how well cooled air reaches the rest area. Before a fleet rollout, evaluate a sample in one of the cab layouts you plan to serve. Record cabin temperature and electrical demand during a typical parked break. These results can help you specify the same setup for vehicles with similar layouts and electrical systems. Specify the Voltage and Service Requirements Confirm the required 12 V or 24 V DC configuration on each purchase line. Ask for the selected version’s current draw, wiring requirements, and any battery protection settings before approving the vehicle’s electrical setup. Operating time during a parked stop depends on usable battery capacity and cooling load. The system specifies a 680 g HFC-134a charge. For workshop planning, confirm whether the unit ships charged and request the approved line lengths and commissioning instructions. Use the service data for the configuration supplied. Arrange Wholesale and OEM Supply Ningbo Bowente Auto Parts supplies automotive HVAC and commercial refrigeration products. The company works with international buyers on OEM, ODM, and aftermarket programs. See Bowente’s commercial vehicle HVAC supply services. For 51-10005 orders, ask for a packing list that identifies both units and the included hardware, lines, wiring, and documents. This lets distributors compare complete kits when reviewing quotes. For private-label projects, discuss carton markings, voltage labels, and manual language when requesting pricing. See the wholesale parking cooler guide for truck parts distributors. Request a 51-10005 Quote Share your target truck models, required voltage, quantity by configuration, destination market, and expected delivery date. If you plan a fleet rollout, include photos or drawings of the intended mounting positions. Request sample terms and ask which service parts can be ordered separately. Contact the Bowente sales team.