The Australian summer is back. It brings the heat that truly tests your patience, as well as your air conditioning. If you run buses and coaches, you know this season brings long, hot days, busy schedules, and HVAC systems working extra hard. The best way to beat the heat is to keep those systems in good shape before any problems start.
Discover how bus HVAC systems work to keep passengers comfortable in any climate. At Coachair, we’ve been working with bus and coach HVAC systems for decades.
When it comes to maintaining your vehicles, including their HVAC systems and internal features, you need to select the best and most trustworthy service partners.
All-year round, your HVAC system is working hard to maintain a steady and comfortable temperature. Whether it’s your passengers escaping the weather or the dedicated drivers and staff on board from morning till night – they expect a pleasant indoor environment. The technical term for this is thermal comfort.
Winter has arrived and it’s time to get your fleet ready for the colder weather – schedule your winter HVAC service now and rest easy knowing your fleet is fully prepared for the weather’s extremes.
With a philosophy for Through Life Support, we offer after-market service to customers for the entire lifecycle of their equipment – sometimes lasting 30+ years.
A well-maintained HVAC system is essential for every bus or coach hitting the road this summer. By scheduling regular servicing with Coachair, you can avoid costly breakdowns, improve fuel efficiency, and improve your passenger experience.
At Coachair, we are always looking ahead. This article explores the current plans for upgrading Australia’s bus network to zero-emissions vehicles and how Coachair are prepared to support you with quality HVAC.
Whether we’re providing technical support over the phone or coming your way for a visit, we are committed to doing everything we can to make our customers’ lives better. Busabout contacted us for a fleet audit, to learn about the condition of their HVAC units and how they can take good care of them for the long haul.
After the great success of last year’s regional roadshow, we’re sending Business Development Manager Eddie Furmanczyk back on the road to meet with customers. Here’s where you can catch up with Eddie at the events scheduled across Feb-March, 2024.
Since 1978, Coachair has been a pioneer of the Australian HVAC market. It’s great for us to talk the talk, but it’s better when we walk the walk. How do we measure up against the rest?