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FNA Refrigerated Van Conversion for Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4x4 L2H2

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We converted a four-wheel-drive Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 319 CDI 4x4 L2H2 panel van into an FNA-class refrigerated van for chilled goods — 8.5 m³ of insulated load space with a Daikin (Zanotti) SFZ009 refrigeration unit, 230 V standby and hot-gas defrost.


The cargo area is lined with high-strength polyester laminate panels and injected polyurethane foam insulation, which keeps thermal bridging to a minimum. Reinforced structural elements, sealed joints and additional door gaskets keep the compartment airtight and the temperature stable. The seamless, non-slip floor has an integrated drainage channel for easy washing, and hermetically sealed LED lights illuminate the interior. The sliding door is on the right (passenger) side.


Key specifications

  • FNA class (ATP) insulation for chilled goods, designed for a 0 to +10 °C cargo temperature

  • Internal 3,100 × 1,540 × 1,780 mm (8.5 m³); 1,220 mm between the wheel arches

  • Polyester laminate panels with injected polyurethane foam insulation

  • Seamless non-slip floor with an integrated drainage channel

  • 260 mm aluminium kickplates on the side walls and front wall

  • Airline cargo-securing rails on both side walls

  • Hermetically sealed LED cargo lighting

  • Insulated right-side sliding door and rear doors with additional gaskets

  • Total equipment weight: 346 kg (insulation and refrigeration system)

Refrigeration

Cooling comes from a Daikin (Zanotti) SFZ009 (R452A) running on the vehicle's 12 V system, with 230 V electric standby and hot-gas defrost, so the load can be pre-cooled or kept cold at the depot with the engine off. The condenser is mounted under the vehicle, so the van's aerodynamics stays unchanged. Rated cooling at 0 °C (ATP conditions, 30 °C ambient) is 3,160 W on the road and 2,030 W on standby, and the unit can also heat the cargo area in winter.


The conversion comes with a 24-month warranty.

Manufactured and installed at Hoobrid's production facility in Eigirgala, Lithuania.


Find out more about our refrigerated vans here: https://www.hoobrid.com/refrigerated-vans



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