Florida, United States- Carrier Transicold., is a division of Carrier Global Corporation., has unveiled eCool-Drive, a power conversion system for electric tractors that transforms high-voltage DC from the tractor’s battery into AC to power refrigeration units. Enabling a fully electric link between trailers and towing vehicles, the system will be showcased at Solutrans 2025 in Lyon from November 18–22.
Mr. Jean-Michel Vadecard, Product Director, Truck Trailer International, Carrier Transicold, said, “At Carrier Transicold, our top priority is enabling a seamless transition to electric transport for our customers. By working closely with leading heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers, we’ve created a solution that integrates easily with today’s electric fleets, offering reliable, safe, and flexible technology that supports cleaner logistics and reduces the industry’s carbon footprint.”
The 20-kW eCool-Drive module is compatible with Carrier Transicold’s Vector range and any semi-trailer that supports electrification. It provides fleet operators with flexible integration options, allowing them to configure vehicles based on operational needs. Notably, eCool-Drive can electrify existing diesel refrigeration units, helping fleets upgrade to electric operation without replacing their current equipment.
Built for demanding, high-duty applications, the system meets R10 (electromagnetic compatibility) and R100 (high-voltage safety) standards. It features galvanic insulation to ensure safety, efficiency, and reliability, making it ideal for intensive fleet use.
Developed in collaboration with leading commercial heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers, eCool-Drive integrates seamlessly with electric tractor chassis across both low- and high-voltage platforms, ensuring compatibility with current industry standards.
With the launch of eCool-Drive, Carrier Transicold expands its growing portfolio of sustainable refrigeration solutions, joining the proven Eco-Drive system, which converts engine power from a truck’s power take-off (PTO) into electricity for refrigeration units. Together, these technologies reinforce Carrier Transicold’s commitment to reducing emissions and driving innovation in sustainable cold chain transport.
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