Emergency Units

Optimal use of space and maximum conversion weight that does not exceed the unit manufacturer’s recommendations. Structural and coating materials provide resistance, mechanical strength and rigidity, stress tolerance under temperature changes, and resistance to chemical agents.

Master switch that isolates the electrical installation of the conversion Auxiliary control panels for lighting control at the side and rear doors Power inverter Battery charger 110V power outlets Smart battery indicator 12V outlet in the medical care cabin Two USB connections in the medical care cabin

It is reinforced with steel and structural aluminum, and bonded with special adhesives and mechanical fasteners that preserve the vehicle manufacturer’s warranty. The interior linings and furniture are mounted on this structure in a way that prevents the risk of detachment that could endanger occupants.

Interior: LED-based lighting system that allows control and adjustment of intensity to meet the various needs of the work team and the patient inside the medical cabin. Exterior: Features two types of lighting: perimeter lights for scene illumination, and emergency lights and siren for service operation.

Two touch screens allow the management, monitoring, and control of the ambulance systems. One is located in the medical section and the other in the driving area, facilitating operation.

It features two oxygen tanks of 1,699 liters each, facilitating maneuverability, a high-pressure gauge in a distribution system, and a flowmeter output from 2 to 15 liters per minute. The digital system allows measurement and monitoring of oxygen levels from the unit’s touch screens.