Export Chick Transport — Why a Regular Ventilated Truck Isn't Enough
Export routes are a different animal. You cross climate zones, you sit at borders waiting for clearance, and the destination country has its own inspection standards. A standard ventilated truck can't handle this — once you stop moving, the natural airflow stops, and temperatures swing fast.
Constant temperature trucks solve this with a generator-driven AC system that keeps running even when the main engine is off. We've measured 4+ hours of temperature hold time with everything switched off. The ECU logs every data point — temperature, humidity, CO₂ — so you have a complete environmental record for customs and phytosanitary inspection.
Specifications
- AC: Generator-powered, independent of chassis engine
- Hold time (engine off): 4+ hours
- Cabin temp: 22-26°C
- Data logged: Temperature, humidity, CO₂ — entire trip
- Works in: -35°C to +40°C
- Body: FRP insulated (reefer-grade)
- Loading: Transfer carts + hydraulic tail lift
- Compliance: China VI, full homologation
Key Features
- Generator-powered AC doesn't need the truck engine to run
- 4+ hours of temperature hold — covers extended border waits
- Full trip data logs satisfy phytosanitary requirements
- 6 temperature sensors give you real-time cabin monitoring
- CO₂ stays under control even with the truck closed up at checkpoints
- 624 trays on the 9.6m model — maximizes every export shipment
- Hydraulic tail lift speeds up loading at both ends of the trip
Applications
Chick export from China to SE Asia, Central Asia, Middle East, Africa. Any cross-border move requiring documented environmental conditions.
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