Technical Info

“PERFORMANCE THROUGH SIMPLICITY”

Icehawk off-engine drive transport refrigeration units.  Designed & built in Queensland, by Australians for Australian conditions

• Chiller units to 10 pallet with or without 240volt electric standby.
•  Freezer units (-18°C) to 6pallet with or without 240volt electric standby.
• Frames & covers manufactured from 304 grade stainless steel lightweight & durable.
• Inverter powered Axial fans on electric stand-by models – Quieter operation, lower power consumption & brushless – up to 4 times life span of competitors.
• Large condensors are size matched to evaporators – lower head pressure in high ambient temperatures.
• Units are free of solid state controls – easier trouble shooting & repair.
• In-cab digital controllers & temperature display – simple & user friendley. (SEE BELOW)
• Smart design – Evaporator refrigerant flow not restricted by EPR or CPR valves, parts readily available “off the shelf” Australia wide, easily services Transport or Commercial refrigeration technicians, no computer diagnostics needed & quality manufacture 1 year warranty.

 

 

 

Evco Digital Thermostat Instructions.   EVK213 Freezer & EVK211 Chiller

Below is the digital thermostat instruction guide for our in-cab controllers.

  

 

 

Un-locking the digital:

‘’LOC’’ – locked controls

‘’UNL’’ – un-locked controls

• Press the SET button & ↓ arrow simultaneously for 2 seconds.

The display will then show ‘’UNL’’ once it is unlocked.

 

 

 

Readings & Alarms:

PR1 – Cabinet probe error.  A new probe needs to be installed as it cannot read the set temperature.  The system will still operate but you will need the probe replaced as soon as possible.

 

PR2 – Freezer only Evaporator probe error.  A new probe needs to be installed as it cannot read the set temperature. The system will still operate but you will need the probe replaces as soon as possible.

 

AH – Upper temperature alarm.   Each thermostat has a set time for the temperature to come down to. 

This alarm is indicating that the set temperature has not been reached.  This could be a case of low refrigerant gas or a high ambient temperature.  To remove the AH, simply turn the system off & then back on again.