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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Stephen Petit
SiefkesPetit Communications

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For more than 40 years, Red Dot has been providing custom HVAC units and components for construction, mining, agriculture, forestry, military, commercial freight, and emergency service vehicles. Story angles include operator comfort; cab design; maintenance tips; shop tools; extreme HVAC applications; all-makes parts; and Red Dot’s advanced engineering and test facilities. Media contact: Stephen Petit

Entries in HVAC (4)

Tuesday
Sep062011

Red Dot Offers Improved Battery-Powered A/C System for Truck Sleepers 

Red Dot now offers the Sleeping Well Arctic 2000 Plus through its network of warehouse distributors in North America. The battery-powered auxiliary air-conditioner for truck sleepers is sold as a complete aftermarket installation kit and can maintain a cool, comfortable cab and sleeper environment while the truck engine is turned off.

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Wednesday
Oct282009

HVAC Diagnostics: Don’t Take ‘Won’t Blow Cold Air’ for an Answer

No one has time for vague failure descriptions. Literally. A work order that says, “A/C won’t blow cold air” is going to soak up a lot of hours in the service bay compared to one that’s more descriptive. If you’re a distributor or dealer, talk to your counterpeople or service reps about the importance of a clear failure description on a work order. It only takes a few simple questions.

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Wednesday
Jan072009

Podcast: How to Spec HVAC Systems for Heavy Trucks

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.

Wednesday
Jan072009

Fresh-air Filters: Clean Up the (Cab) Environment

The fresh-air intake filter not only captures dust, dirt, and other airborne particles that can irritate the driver, it stops them from interfering with the performance of the heater and air conditioner. Changing the fresh-air filter at regular intervals is one of the best things you can do to improve HVAC performance.

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