At the Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Ky., anti-idling technology manufacturer Espar Heater Systems introduced three new products: The Hybernator-On Frame, the Hybernator-In Frame and the Baire Necessary System. “We’ve taken what our customers have asked us, and we’ve made changes to accommodate that,” said John Bishop, vice president of sales for Espar.
According to the company, some of the benefits of these systems are idling reduction, fuel savings, local and regional legislation compliance, and engine and component wear reduction:
Espar’s heater systems require 12- or 24-volt battery systems and gasoline or diesel as an onboard fuel.
