Polar Mobility joins Willis APU network for service in Western Canada

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EDMONTON, Alta. — Auxiliary Power Dynamics, manufacturers of the Willis Auxiliary Power Unit, has authorized Alberta-based Polar Mobility Research to install and service the Willis APU at its locations in Canada.

Polar Mobility joins a network of independent truck service shops across the US and Canada where customers can get their Willis APUs professionally installed and serviced. Polar Mobility can service and install the Willis APU at its three locations in Calgary, Red Deer and Edmonton.

Were pleased that a company with a well-known reputation in Western Canada for service in the construction and trucking industry has joined our network of authorized installers and warranty service providers, said Samy Karuppana, president and CEO of Auxiliary Power Dynamics. Over the years, the folks at Polar Mobility have built a solid reputation as knowledgeable professionals who stand by their work. They pride themselves on offering their customers solutions that make their working environments comfortable, safe and productive, like the Willis APU.

Polar Mobility, which has been in business since 1981, designs, builds and installs heating, air conditioning and air filtration systems for specialized construction, mining and military heavy-duty mobile equipment. The company also installs truck refrigeration units and cooling and heating systems for sleeper cabs in highway trucks.

Glen Lemke, Edmonton branch manager and a co-owner of Polar Mobility, said his company chose to become an authorized Willis APU installer and warranty service provider because the Willis APU offers a great value for customers.

The Willis APU fits very well with our companys mission to offer our customers solutions to their heating and cooling needs that will save them money and help save the environment, Lemke said. We looked at several different auxiliary power units and chose to offer the Willis APU because its easy for drivers to operate and offers them the same cooling and heating capacity they can get with their own trucks when idling the main engine.

The Willis APU offers cooling and heating capacity through a three-cylinder, 18-hp Kubota engine.

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