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Eaton Helps Fleets Determine Whether Hybrid Electric Power is Right for Their Vehicles, Routes

The one-page, two-sided color document (HYWP0001) is available for free at www.roadranger.com, the online destination for all sales and service support for Eaton's Truck business in North America.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Eaton Corp. has published a new educational fact sheet on hybrid electric power systems for commercial trucks, designed to help fleets determine whether the technology is the correct platform for their operation. The one-page, two-sided color document (HYWP0001) is available for free at www.roadranger.com, the online destination for all sales and service support for Eaton’s Truck business in North America.
 
“More and more of our potential hybrid customers had been asking us for a good resource to best determine the appropriateness of a hybrid system for their fleet,” said Kevin Snow, Eaton chief engineer, hybrid applications and integration. “With fuel costs once again soaring, the timing of the document’s release should be especially well-received. Our Roadranger field service representatives, of course, remain another valuable source for information.”
 
Titled “Is hybrid power right for your vehicle, your fleet?” the document covers appropriate applications, jobsite operation time, stop densities, appropriate vehicle speeds, proper driving techniques, warranty information and more. It also lists key specification information for Eaton hybrid systems.
 
In addition, the document provides details on the various Eaton resources available for specifications and service assistance, determining ROI, calculating fuel consumption, calculating weight and grade requirements, determining engine approvals, accessing website assistance and on-site and after-the-sales support provided by more than 200 Roadranger representatives in North America.
 
For more information on Eaton hybrid systems and other Roadranger products and services, visit www.roadranger.com.
 
 

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