Truck engine idling consumes significant amounts of fuel to provide cooling. Eliminating idling saves much of this fuel and reduces C02 emissions and operation costs. According to the Center for Transportation Research (U.S.A.), a typical Class 8 truck idles 218 days for cooling at 4.5 hours/day consuming 1 gal/h, which translates into an estimated expense of $2,700.00 per year. And truckers find no alternative when anti-idling laws threaten hefty fines for running the truck's main engine.The economical and maintenance Topleader Truck electric APU is the ecological, sensible response to new environmental demands.
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