VETHY / VERTICAL SPLIT PARKING AIR CONDITIONING
VX2000SP.
Give the cooling system its own space.
A vertical outdoor package and a separate indoor unit create a clear starting point for truck and commercial-vehicle cabin cooling. Choose the 12V or 24V configuration around your vehicle, then plan mounting, airflow and auxiliary power as one installation.
A CONFIGURATION TO BUILD AROUND
Put the outdoor unit where the vehicle can support it.
VX2000SP uses a separate vertical outdoor assembly rather than a roof-mounted all-in-one package. That layout lets a vehicle project review outdoor mounting independently from the indoor air outlet. The product envelope gives the installer a useful reference; brackets, surrounding clearances, pipe routing and access still belong in the vehicle-specific design.
Vertical outdoor layout
The outdoor unit is listed at 640mm high × 465mm wide × 190mm deep. Begin with that envelope, then allow for the fan air path, connections, service tools and the mounting arrangement.
A separate cabin unit
The matching indoor unit is listed at 599 × 296 × 190mm, with 450m³/h circulation airflow for the system. Review the resting position, return-air path, outlet direction and condensate route together.
A documented operating brief
The sheet identifies remote control, an iron outdoor casing and dust-protection treatment of the evaporator and condenser. Define the configuration and service requirements in the quotation, rather than borrowing features from another VETHY model.
MODEL-SPECIFIC TECHNICAL REFERENCES
Two voltage configurations. Read the matching column.
| Specification | 12V configuration | 24V configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Cooling capacity, listed in W | 2,000W | 2,600W |
| Cooling capacity, listed in BTU/h | 7,000BTU/h | 9,000BTU/h |
| Rated power reference | 300–800W | 300–800W |
| Input current reference | 25–50A | 15–35A |
| Low-voltage protection reference | 10.5V | 21.5V |
Cooling output and electrical input describe different quantities. The source sheet lists W and BTU/h as nominal references and gives power and current as separate ranges; it does not establish paired test points, average parked consumption or guaranteed battery runtime. Confirm the operating conditions and electrical installation for the ordered configuration.
- Refrigerant and charge reference
- R134a · 520g
- Compressor label in the source sheet
- Scroll / Rotary — exact ordered configuration to be confirmed
- Airflow reference
- 450m³/h
- Control
- Remote control
- Outdoor dimensions · H × W × D
- 640 × 465 × 190mm
- Indoor dimensions · source order
- 599 × 296 × 190mm
- Indoor unit weight · source label
- 6.7kg
- Outdoor unit weight · source label
- 22kg
- Temperature setting range
- 0–30°C
- Operating temperature · source limit
- ≤55°C
- Outdoor housing
- Iron casing
- Heat-exchanger treatment
- Evaporator and condenser dust-protection treatment
The source does not identify the indoor dimension axes or whether the separate weight figures are net, gross or packed. Confirm these details for mounting and freight planning. The compressor wording does not establish inverter control or a twin-rotary system. A 0°C setting is a controller setting, and the listed ambient limit is not a cooling-capacity test at 55°C.
START WITH THE VEHICLE
Make the installation brief useful before selecting the first truck.
Mounting and access
Share photographs, available envelope dimensions and proposed fixing locations. Review structural support, fan clearance, line connections and the space needed to remove a panel or reach a service point.
Power and recharge
Identify the supply voltage, battery arrangement, other auxiliary loads and recharge schedule. Ask for the configuration-specific wiring and protection requirements; the current range alone is not a cable or fuse specification.
Occupied cabin
Describe the sleeping or working zone, curtains, glazing, insulation and parking conditions. Plan the supply and return-air routes so the indoor unit serves the people using the cabin.
For fleet, distributor and OEM projects, use the first installation to agree a repeatable survey, commissioning record and owner handover. Record the actual voltage configuration, location of each unit, accessible service routes and observed cabin conditions.
Prepare the technical information for a quote ↗MATCHING PHOTOGRAPHY AND PARAMETERS
The original model sheet, available for review.
The graphic below is the supplied VX2000SP reference, preserved unchanged. It shows the matching white outdoor and indoor assemblies, the separate voltage ratings and the listed dimensions. Use it with a configuration-specific quotation and installation documentation.
VX2000SP / PRODUCT AND APPLICATION GUIDES
Ten decisions. One model-specific reading library.
Choose a guide around the question you are resolving: power, outdoor placement, sleeper comfort, battery reserve, hot weather, maintenance or purchasing. Each article uses the VX2000SP reference and identifies the selected configuration.
VX2000SP / A01VX2000SP Vertical Split Parking AC: A Buyer’s Guide to the Complete Installation
Plan a VX2000SP split parking AC installation with clear checks for vehicle fit, indoor airflow, mounting, power, service access, and supplier handover.
VX2000SP / A02VX2000SP 12V Power Planning: Build a Useful Cooling and Recharge Schedule
Build a practical VX2000SP 12V cooling schedule with energy budgets, battery reserve, charging windows, and clearly labeled parking and recharge scenarios.
VX2000SP / A03Specifying VX2000SP for a 24V Truck Fleet
Specify VX2000SP 24V parking AC for truck fleets with controlled vehicle groups, installation drawings, pilot acceptance, purchasing scope, and service records.
VX2000SP / A04VX2000SP Outdoor Unit Placement: Planning a 640 × 465 × 190 mm Vertical Package
Plan VX2000SP outdoor unit placement around its 640 × 465 × 190 mm vertical package, mounting, air paths, connections, and practical maintenance access.
VX2000SP / A05VX2000SP Sleeper Comfort: Position the Indoor Unit Around the Resting Zone
Position the VX2000SP indoor unit around the resting zone, bedding, curtains, airflow, remote control, routing, and practical installation acceptance.
VX2000SP / A06VX2000SP Low-Voltage Protection: Plan Battery Reserve Before a Parked Shift
Plan VX2000SP battery reserve around the 10.5 V and 21.5 V protection thresholds, essential vehicle loads, charging, monitoring, and driver handover.
VX2000SP / A07VX2000SP in Hot Weather: Turn the Temperature Range into a Useful Cooling Brief
Plan VX2000SP hot-weather cab cooling with the correct voltage, temperature limits, airflow layout, battery review and a practical vehicle evaluation brief.
VX2000SP / A08VX2000SP for Dusty Work Trucks: Airflow Care and Service Access
Plan VX2000SP airflow care for dusty work trucks with accessible installation, supplier-approved cleaning, driver reports and practical service records.
VX2000SP / A09Buying VX2000SP in Volume: Build a Configuration-Specific Supplier Brief
Build a VX2000SP wholesale brief covering voltage, supply contents, sample approval, packing, documents and service ownership before a volume order.
VX2000SP / A10VX2000SP, VX3000SP or Rooftop AC: Choose the Layout Around the Vehicle
Compare VX2000SP, VX3000SP and VS02-PRO rooftop AC around vehicle space, electrical supply, airflow, service access and a clear installation review.
BEFORE ORDERING
Get the right configuration into the quotation.
Is VX2000SP a rooftop or split parking air conditioner?
The documented VX2000SP is a split system with a vertical outdoor unit and a separate cabin unit. Its outdoor dimensions are 640 H × 465 W × 190 D mm. An older retained website address contains the word “rooftop”; use this page and the matching parameter sheet for the documented split configuration.
Can the same unit operate on both 12V and 24V?
The sheet presents separate 12V and 24V configurations. Choose the version that matches the vehicle and confirm the configuration in the order. The 12V reference is 2,000W cooling and the 24V reference is 2,600W cooling.
Does VX2000SP have a confirmed inverter or twin-rotary compressor?
The source compressor field reads “Scroll / Rotary”. It does not establish inverter control, a twin-rotary design, a compressor brand or whether a particular alternative is available. Ask for the exact compressor configuration on the quotation.
How long will it run from the vehicle battery?
Runtime depends on usable auxiliary battery energy, cabin load, measured electrical demand, other loads and the recharge plan. The source gives power and current ranges, not an overnight-average test or guaranteed duration. Review the complete operating schedule.
Will the low-voltage protection guarantee that the engine restarts?
No restart guarantee is established by the listed 10.5V and 21.5V protection references. Starting reserve depends on the vehicle electrical design, battery condition and operating circumstances. Agree the auxiliary power and reserve strategy with the installer.
What should a fleet or distributor send for a quote?
Send the destination market, quantities, vehicle model and supply voltage, photographs, mounting dimensions, parking schedule and service expectations. Ask for the exact compressor configuration, included-parts list, installation documentation, applicable product reports, shipping weights and commercial terms.
Bring the vehicle. Build the VX2000SP specification.
For a first installation, a fleet rollout or a distributor program, start with the vehicle and operating schedule. VETHY can review the required configuration and prepare a project-specific quotation.