News | 04/12/2017
Liebherr-Transportation Systems was recently selected by ŽOS TRADING Vrútky (Slovakia) to equip RIC open saloon cars belonging to ZSSK, the Slovakian state-owned passenger rail company, based in Bratislava (Slovakia) with air conditioning and heating systems.
Each under-floor split air conditioning system comprises an air processing and cooling unit as well as the necessary refrigerant ducting and a system controller installed in an electrical cabinet. The equipment complies with the latest fire protection standard EN 45545 HL2. Delivery of the systems will begin in December 2017 and be completed by the end of 2020.
122 open saloon cars from ŽOS Trading have already been fitted with Liebherr air conditioning systems in the past.
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