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American Cooling Technology (ACT) CR-2 ROOFTOP AC CONDENSER


www.actusa.us.com ACT introduces its new low-profile CR-2 rooftop air-condi-


tioning (AC) unit, which is designed to minimize the weight placed on buses’ roofs while reducing overall height. At just seven inches tall, the CR-2 unit increases roof clearance and pro- vides a cleaner, sleeker look. Te unit’s low profile and tapered leading edge eliminates the need to install the branch guard usually required on a standard rooftop condenser. At just 43 pounds, the CR-2 unit has lightweight design that fits both con-


ventional- and hybrid-drive buses. Relocating the AC condenser from under the bus floor to the rooftop improves the capacity and operating efficiency of the AC system because it uses cleaner air from the top of the bus through the unit’s heat exchanger. All ACT Split Systems use non-ozone-depleting HFC-134a refrigerant, and the CR-2 deliv- ers a high cooling capacity (70,000 Btu/hr). In addition, the unit’s modular construction allows for improved access to internal components, making it easier to service.


E-Z-On ALL-N-ONE LATCH VEST SYSTEM


www.ezonpro.com | 800-905-2240, ext. 28140 E-Z-On Products, Inc. of Florida is offering the only


vest with an integrated, three-point securement sys- tem, complete with two lower latch attachments and one tether sewn into the vest. Te All-N-One Latch Vest System is available in three sizes (extra-small, small and medium) and has front-push button buckles. It can also be ordered with a customized back closure for children


with special needs. Specializing in child safety restraint systems, E-Z-On has made improvements to the 225 latch series vest and add-on attachments to ensure that every child has a safe, comfortable and secure ride to school.


20th Congratulations to STN on your


Blue Bird 2011 Factory Technical Training Workshop — All American Sept. 12–15, Fort Valley, Ga. Contact: Erin Lake, erin.lake@blue-bird.com, www.blue-bird.com


Association of School Business Officials International Centennial Celebration 96th Annual Meeting & Exhibits Sept. 16–19, Seattle Contact: John Musso, 866/682-2729, jmusso@asbointl.org, www.asbointl.org


American Bus Association Fall Board Meeting Sept. 19–21, Newcastle, N.H. Contact: www.buses.org


Governors Highway Safety Association Annual Meeting Sept. 25–28, Cincinnati, Ohio Contact: 202/789-0942, headquarters@ghsa.org, www.statehighwaysafety.org


23rd Annual Ohio School Bus Mechanics Association Workshop Sept. 27–28, Columbus, Ohio Contact: Susie Washburn, 614/478-9300, osbma@columbus.rr.com


America’s Best School Bus Technician & School Bus Inspector Training & Skills Competition Sept. 27-30, San Antonio, Texas Contact: www.americasbesttech.org


Georgia Association for Pupil Transportation Special Needs Committee Sept. 28, TBD, Ga. Contact: Charlene Majors, charlene_majors@gwinnett.k12.ga.us


UPCOMING EVENTS


Visit the STN 2011 Calendar online at www.stnonline.com/go/776 September


Anniversary! It’s been great to benefit from and contribute to your success.


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