Air Conditioning Units
TLD have an extensive product range of Direct Drive, Diesel-Electric and Combo Air Conditioning Units capable of handling any commercial passenger aircraft in the harshest conditions.
ACU-301
Regional Air Conditioning Unit
ACU-301 Series Conditioned Air Units comprise a line of diesel-electric and utility-powered electric air conditioning and heating units designed to service regional jet and commuter aircraft worldwide. These units employ environmentally safe R-410a refrigerant. Designed with commercially available parts, the ACU-301 requires extremely low maintenance, yielding a long life span and consistently dependable operation. The ACU-301 can be optionally equipped with 28v DC power, which can be used simultaneously with the Air Conditioning.
ACU-302 Series
Narrow Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
The TLD ACU-302 Series air conditioning unit is a diesel-electric heating and air conditioning system designed to service any narrow-body aircraft worldwide and regional jets.
As with many TLD products this air conditioning unit uses an environmentally safe R407c refrigerant.
Designed with commercially available parts, the TLD ACU-302 Series heating and air conditioning system requires minimal maintenance while still boasting a long lifespan and consistently dependable operation.
Features:
Extremely robust and durable
High fuel efficiency due to direct drive
Local support available
GF-10 Series
Mobile Narrow Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
The TLD GF10 mobile diesel air conditioning unit is designed to heat and cool or simply cool an aircraft’s cockpit and cabin to the ideal temperature during pre-flight operations, boarding and maintenance.
It has the cooling power for narrow-body aircraft (B and C types), meeting the needs and requirements of civil aircraft operating in continental, tropical or desert climates.
To help increase the time between services and overall maintenance during their lifetime these units are built using the highest quality materials. The cooling circuit, in particular, does not need to be maintained before 100,000 hours of operation.
The TLD GF10 mobile diesel air conditioning unit is also considered environmentally safe, using an R134a refrigerant that is said to have zero ozone depletion potential.
Features:
Electronically regulated expansion values
Available in 50/60 Hz mains power supply
Local factory-trained support available
GF-10 Combo
Air Conditioning and Ground Power Unit
The TLD GF10 COMBO is a combined 400Hz diesel ground power and aircraft air conditioner unit. It is a substitute to the APU for both regional and narrow-body aircraft operating in the desert or tropical climates.
No matter the conditions this air conditioner and ground power unit will help maintain an adequate temperature in the aircraft’s cabin while also providing the electrical power needed during pre-flight operations, boarding and maintenance.
It couples LEBRUN’s unique refrigeration technology with TLD’s deep expertise in power electronics and ground power unit systems. All of this along with TLD’s high standards of componentry and build quality make the TLD GF10 COMBO a reliable and durable combined aircraft ground power and air conditioner unit for any aircraft or fleet.
Features:
APU substitute for narrow-body Aircraft
Improved fuel efficiency versus separate equipment
Local factory-trained support available
ACU-804 Series
Medium Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
The ACU-804 Series is a line of self-contained, fully portable air conditioning units suitable for single connection aircraft throughout the world.
The ACU-804 has sufficient capacity to achieve and maintain comfortable cabin temperatures on any narrow or medium-bodied aircraft in any climate. The simple but rugged design consists of a diesel engine directly driving for refrigeration compressor and blower. This is the unique “TLD Direct Drive” technology. Additionally, a hydraulically driven condenser fan exhausts waves heat directly upward making it immune to performance fluctuations due to varying wind conditions and minimising heat and noise radiated to the immediate ramp area.
Features:
Reliable and durable construction
High fuel efficiency and machine output
Local factory-trained support available
GF-30 Series
Mobile Wide Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
Each TLD GF30 mobile diesel air conditioning system is designed to cool or heat and cool an aircraft to the adequate temperature in its cockpit and cabin during maintenance, pre-flight operations and boarding.
It is capable of cooling or cooling and heating narrow and wide-body aircraft (C to D types) and meets the requirements of all civil aircraft in any climate. This air conditioning system can also be specifically configured to suit desert or continental/tropical conditions.
The GF30 is built with top of the line materials, reducing the need for maintenance over the unit’s lifetime. In particular, the cooling circuit does not need to be opened or maintained before 100,000 hours of operation. With a growing focus on the environment, the TLD GF30 mobile diesel air conditioning system uses a R134a refrigerant which has zero ozone depletion potential.
Features:
Electronically regulated expansion values
Available in 50/60 Hz mains power supply
Local factory-trained support available
ACU-802 Series
Wide Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
The TLD ACU-802S Series air conditioning and heating unit aims to maximise passenger comfort in all types of aircraft. Available in a wide variety of configurations, this air conditioning system meets the requirements of all aircraft operators regardless of the local ambient conditions or fleet size.
Using R134a refrigerant, the TLD ACU-802S Series air conditioning and heating unit is not only efficient but also environmentally safe, causing no damage to the atmospheric ozone while in use.
This air conditioning system uses an efficient vapour cycle refrigeration system and if heating is required can be supplied with an optional reverse-cycle heat pump system.
The changeover from one mode to the other is simple and fast with just the switch of a toggle.
Features:
Reliable and durable construction
High fuel efficiency and machine output
Local factory-trained support available
GF-40 Series
Mobile Wide Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
The TLD GF40 mobile diesel air conditioner or heating and cooling unit are designed to keep an aircraft’s cockpit and cabin at the ideal temperature during pre-flight, boarding and maintenance.
This air conditioner unit meets the requirements and needs of any civil aircraft and is capable of cooling or heating and cooling both narrow and wide-body aircraft (C to E types) in any climate including continental, tropical or desert conditions.
Like all TLD products, the GF40 heating and cooling unit has a focus on reducing the need for regular servicing and increasing the system’s overall lifespan by using top of the line materials. The cooling circuit, in particular, does not need to be opened and maintained until after around 100,000 hours of operation. With environmental impact, a consideration the GF40 air conditioner unit uses R134a refrigerant which has zero ozone depletion potential.
Features:
Electronically regulated expansion values
Available in 50/60 Hz mains power supply
Local factory-trained support available
ACU-808 Series
Ultra-Wide Body Aircraft Air Conditioning Unit
The ACU-808 Series air conditioning unit provides passenger comfort for the largest aircraft in the most challenging conditions.
This unit is equipped with a vertical condenser air discharger for sound attenuation and consistent heat rejection under all wind conditions.
Using R-134a refrigerant, the ACU-808 Series is environmentally ‘’safe’’, causing no damage to the atmospheric ozone. The simple but rugged design consists of a diesel engine directly driving for a refrigeration compressor and blower. This is the unique “TLD Direct Drive” technology.
Available as truck or trailer mounted, the diesel-powered ACU-808 Series is the air conditioner of choice for the future.
Features:
Reliable and durable construction
High fuel efficiency and machine output
Local factory-trained support available
ACU-2000
Aircraft Heating Unit
The ACU-2000 Series trailer-mounted aircraft heating units offer a range of models that deliver from 500,000 up to 1,000,000 Btu/Hr of clean pressurised, heated air to all aircraft or facilities equipped with a standard 8-inch (203mm) connector. The unit provides filtered air to maintain passenger comfort during aircraft turnover or to maintain the cabin temperature during layovers to prevent damage to any onboard plumbing systems.
The gasoline engine supplies the thermal and mechanical energy required to operate the heating system. In the 500 KBtu/Hr model the inlet air is heated by the blower heat of compression and then passes through a heat exchanger that recovers energy from the engine coolant circuit. In the 750 KBtu/Hr models an additional heat exchanger recovers energy from the engine exhaust.
For the most severe environments, the 1,000,000 Btu/Hr model combines these approaches with electric resistance heating elements powered by an external 90 KVA GPU connection (GPU not provided). The recovery and use of engine waste heat make the ACU-2000 a very energy efficient unit.
Features:
Reliable and durable construction
High fuel efficiency and machine output
Local factory-trained support available
SCU-025
Sub-cooling Unit
The SCU-025 is a supplemental, portable air conditioning unit that is designed to provide sub freezing air to aircraft in tandem with any large ACU. The SCU accepts cooled air from any suitable ACU and further cools the air to about minus 10°C (-15°F). This patented concept provides exceptional cooling efficiency while minimizing acquisition costs for subfreezing air systems. Equipment owners can continue to use their existing fleet of ACU’s in tandem with the SCU, resulting in a very low cost yet effective solution.
The simple yet rugged design consists of a diesel engine directly driving a refrigeration screw compressor and condenser fan. This is the unique “TLD Direct Drive” technology which provides more cooling for the same input power, and has a reduced part count, resulting in higher reliability and lower total cost of ownership.
The belt driven condenser fan exhausts waste heat directly upward making the unit immune to performance fluctuations due to varying wind conditions and minimizing heat and noise radiated to the immediate ramp area.