Podcast: How to Spec HVAC Systems for Heavy Trucks

About Red Dot

Red Dot designs and builds premium climate control components, integrated systems, replacement parts, and aftermarket units for vehicles in demanding work environments all over the world.

Based in Seattle, Red Dot has more than 400 employees in the United States, Europe, Mexico, and China, and more than 175 aftermarket distributor locations in North America.

Headquarters:

Red Dot Corp.
495 Andover Park E.
Seattle WA 98188
USA

+1-206-575-3840
www.reddotcorp.com

Company Contact:

Robert Gardiner, Marketing Manager
206-574-6575

Key Executives

Randy Gardiner, President/CEO
Bruce Channer, Vice President/CFO
Gary Hansen, Vice President
Stephen Machin, Vice President

Markets Served

Trucking
Construction
Defense
Agriculture
Bus and coach
Mining
Crash/fire/rescue

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Jan 7, 2009 | Categories:

Podcast,

Spec'ing

Red Dot vice president Gary Hansen helps truck owners make choices that improve the accuracy of temperature control and long life of their HVAC system. Click here to listen.

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