Description

Product Description
The heating system for a telehandler is a heavy-duty HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) assembly that integrates with the machine’s engine cooling circuit. It uses the heat generated by the engine to warm the cabin air, providing a stable environment for the operator during winter or in cold climates.

Primary Function: To regulate cabin temperature and provide defrosting/defogging capabilities for the front and side windows.

Operating Principle: The system functions as a heat exchanger, where hot engine coolant flows through a heater core; a blower fan then pushes ambient or recirculated air over the core to distribute heat into the cabin.

Pricing: On specialized platforms like Dhiman Motor Garage, these systems are typically priced around ₹32,000 to ₹35,000, depending on the specific model and customization.

Key Components
Heater Core: A small radiator-like component through which hot engine coolant circulates.

Blower Motor: A high-capacity fan that forces air through the vents.

Control Panel: Switches or knobs located in the cabin to adjust fan speed and temperature intensity.

Ducting and Louvers: Internal channels that direct airflow toward the operator’s feet or the windshield for defrosting.

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