Bus air conditioner, Bus air conditioning, Bus HVAC, Build-in bus A/C

FFND Bus AC

Built-in, Split

FFND is built-in air conditioning units for school bus, shuttle bus, Coaster, high decker bus and double decker bus, cooling capacity from 10000 to 48000 kcal/h.

Van
Double Decker Bus

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Technical Data sheet

Model	FFND-01	FFND-06	FFND-08
Cooling Capacity（kcal/h)	14000	32000	48000
Evaporator Airflow（m³/h)	3000(3pcs)	8000(8pcs)	Upper floor 6000(6pcs) Lower floor 3000(3pcs)
Condenser Airflow（m³/h)	6000(3pcs)	10000(5pcs)	10000(5pcs)
Compressor Displacement(CC)	310	650	750
Refrigerant	R134a	R134a	R134a
Condensor Size（mm) LxWxH	1096361357	Side 8554761085 Rear 1951372443	1951443352
Evaporator Size（mm) LxWxH	1667629175	Up Left 1815320200 Up Right 1815320200	Up Left 1468387202 Up Right 1488387202 Bottom 1510586261
Application	Coaster/T7	High Decker	High Decker and Double Decker Bus

Features

Customized design

Customized design upon request
Thermal insulation materials

Environmentally friendly, antiseptic, odourless and flame-retardant（A-0）.
Integrated cooling and heating

Integrated cooling and heating.
Easy Maintenance

1 condenser can be with several evaporators.
Proven performance

Over 10,000 sets running globally since 2003.
Quiet

Through acoustic material and fan airflow optimization, noise level 2dB lower.

Installation

Preparation

First clean the rooftop surface, then put glue to install the sponge and rubber pad, later put glue with a glue gun around the sponge.
Evaporator and Condensor Installation

Lift the condensor and evaporator to the top of the bus, install and connect the pipes and wiring harness, then fix the condesor and evaporator to the bus rooftop, put glue for sealants where needed.
Cover Installation

Move the cover to the top of condensor and evaporator, check the position and drop the cover, fix screws and check the gap to follow requrements.

References

High Decker Bus Air Conditioner in South America
Double Decker Bus Air Conditioner in Hong Kong
High Decker Bus Air Conditioner in South America