Installation advice for cooling trucks (pdf)
Installation advice for cooling trucks (pdf)
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Reference: SDOC-498608282-1379
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Access level: public
Reference: SDOC-498608282-1379
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Installation advice for cooling trucks
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February 2025
Tracker installation
• Do not install the tracker on the inside of the truck.
Temperature sensor installation
Temperature sensors monitor the internal conditions of the refrigerated trailer.
• Temperature sensors inside in the middle of the trailer on any place. Install only one sensor.
• Keep out of range of doors and moving parts.
• Do not install the sensors in the pathway of loading and unloading the goods.
Please keep in mind to use enough glue spread across the entire back surface. Install the sensor where you most likely will
experience traffic in the back. If a sensor falls/knocks off it is possible they will remove it from the trailer while cleaning it, and
we will not be able to find it back.
Use glue that is suited for low temperatures.
Sensor placement options
There are three recommended options for sensor placement:Installation advice for cooling trucks
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February 2025
Option
Location
Notes
Option 1
Back wall
Install the sensor on the back wall of the
cooling truck
Option 2
Ceiling
Install the sensor on the ceiling of the
cooling truck. Make sure it does not get
smashed off while loading the truck
Option 3
Back door
Install the sensor on the back door of the
truck
Safety advice – device subjected to strong mechanical impact
Risk of delayed battery failure and chemical hazard
If a device has been hit, crushed, or struck by a heavy object (for example a forklift, container, pallet, or falling load), the
internal components and battery may be damaged even if no external damage is visible. Such damage can result in delayed
overheating, leakage, or failure.
If a device has been subjected to a strong mechanical impact, the following mandatory safety actions must be taken:
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Action
Details
1
Do not touch the device
Do not move, lift, open, shake, or inspect the
device immediately after the impact. Internal
damage may cause delayed reactions.
2
Keep a minimum safety distance
Maintain a clear distance of at least 5 meters
from the device. Keep all personnel away
during this period.
3
Wait at least 10 minutes
The device must remain untouched and
undisturbed for a minimum of 10 minutes
following the impact. This waiting time
allows potential delayed thermal or chemical
reactions to become evident.
4
Observe from a safe distance
Watch for warning signs: smoke, vapor, or
unusual odor; heat generation; fluid leakage;
hissing, cracking, or popping noises.
5
After the waiting period
If any abnormal condition is observed,
isolate the area immediately and notify
responsible safety or supervisory personnel.
The device must be quarantined and
handled according to battery safety and
disposal procedures. The device must not be
used.
A device may appear undamaged and still be unsafe. Normal operation after impact does NOT mean the device is safe.
Failure to follow this safety advice may result in serious injury, fire, or chemical exposure.