Engine Cooling

Cooling Radiators

DENSO Radiators – co-developed with air conditioning experts – are able to meet every running requirement, even under the most challenging environmental conditions.

• DENSOs Cooling Radiators are smaller, lighter and offer greater heat exchange efficiency than most other brands
• 100% OE quality: matches original equipment specification

Heater Cores

A heater core is installed in both climate controlled and heater-only vehicles, to provide heat to the cabin. High temperature engine coolant provides heat when the cabin fan control is switched on from the dashboard.

Intercoolers

The intercooler is a heat exchanger that cools the air leaving the turbocharger. Their use is increasing due to the growth of supercharged engines.Continually enhanced design to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. 

Cooling Fans

• 100% OE quality: specified to original equipment standards
• Co-developed with air conditioning experts: ability to cope with extreme environmental conditions
• Rigorous testing: ensures long-lasting, efficient performance
• Solenoid valves fitted with sensors: only activate the fan when necessary to avoid unnecessary fuel consumption
• Accurate fluid dynamics calculations: guarantee increased efficiency while reducing noise

Cabin Blower Fans

Containing an impeller and electrical motor, the Cabin Blower Fan generates a flow of air which passes through the A/C unit and into the vehicle cabin, to cool or heat it. The amount of air generated by the Cabin Blower Fan depends on the air permeability of the external air intake, the air conditioning unit, the air ducts in the cabin/cockpit module, and the cabin itself. Highest quality, specified to strict DENSO standards.

Condensers

• Integrate seamlessly with the vehicle's original air conditioning system
• Premium aluminium construction limits internal corrosion, extending A/C system life
• Superior fin wave design optimises heat transfer and refrigerant condensation
• Less power required from the compressor, aiding fuel economy 

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