Perrin Manufacturing
designs, tests and builds HVAC systems for off-road, heavy duty vehicles providing the heating and cooling needed for operators to work in comfort.
These climate control systems are in earth movers, skid steers, tree mulchers, broom sweepers, tractors, sprayers, road pavers, loaders, road graders and more.
With a 35 year history of award winning design and manufacturing experience, Perrin, your OEM HVAC manufacturer, has the knowledge and experience to deliver the products and service you need
PMI's values are summed up by our...
People
...a high commitment to safety, teamwork and continuous improvement.
Quality
...an obligation to total quality is key to maintaining a growing relationship with our customers.
Productivity
...your future and job stability transpires by maintaining a perpetual improvement attitude and providing top value through constant productivity improvement.
Products
Perrin has a broad range of heater, and air conditioning units that are available for repurposing. In many applications customers can reduce their engineering costs by selecting a repurposed design. These climate control systems range from construction vehicle HVAC systems, tractor HVAC systems, agricultural vehicle hvac units and also industrial enclosure boxes.
Heater/AC: Tractor and Heavy Equipment
3194 Roof Mounted Heater / AC with Condenser
Tractor or Heavy Construction equipment usage
22,000 BTU/hr AC
30,000 BTU/hr Heater
300 CFM
12 V – DC
38 amps
Constructed with 12 ga. Steel, this unit has screened off fans, a condenser section, recirculation filter and 2 external filters.
Heater/AC: Construction Sweeper / Broom Unit
3217 Interior Roof Mounted, Heater / AC Unit
(top)
Construction sweeper application
24,500 BTU/HR AC
24,800 BTU/HR Heater
250 CFM
12 V – DC
18 amps
The system features 6 louvers for air direction, as well as AC and heater controls for operator comfort.
Heater/AC: Agricultural Sprayer Application
3171 Interior Roof Mounted Heater / AC unit (top)
18,000 BTU/hr AC
24,000 BTU/hr heater
350 CFM
12 V DC
18 amps
This particular unit has a dome light and controls within easy reach of the operator.
Air Conditioning: Construction Equipment
3212 Steering Column AC unit Road Paving Equipment (top)
BTU: 26,700 BTU/HR
VOLTAGE: 12VDC
AIR FLOW RATE: 300 CFM
AMP DRAW: 25 AMPS
The unit saves cab space by serving as a steering console and an air conditioning unit. The steering column runs through the air conditioner housing; the steering wheel, gauges and paving controls are installed in upper chamber.
Heater: Skid steer Applications
3127 Center mount, Floor Heater Unit (top)
Skid steer construction usage
18,000 BTU/HR AC
24,000 BTU/HR Heater
350 CFM
12 V – DC
18 amps
3218 Side mounted Heater
20,000 BTU/HR
250 CFM
9 AMPS
Design called for a side mounted heater system, heating the operator’s feet and able to defrost the front window of the vehicle. The housing was wrapped around a center support member due to size constraints and cab heater requirements.
Enclosures: Electric Applications
“designed to keep sensitive electronic components safe from the outdoor environment” Patrick Crowley, Senior Design Engineer, Perrin Manufacturing.
3259 – A communications industry enclosure (top)
Thermally controlled housing
Temperature regulating fan/heater
Monitors in-housing temperature
Auto
adjust enclosure temperature.
Equipped with Surge Protector and Power Supply.
Security key-lock entry.
3338 – An irrigation industry enclosure (top)
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| Perrin Manufacturing is committed to providing you with superior products and services; we renew this pledge through continual improvement of our products and motivation of our staff. We faithfully comply with all of the requirements of our ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System, the most current edition of the standard. Beyond that, our highly trained quality staff persistently search for new ways to improve the effectiveness of our system. |
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