Differences between Class C and Class F Refrigerated Trucks

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The differences between Class C and Class F refrigerated trucks are as follows: 1. Temperature: Class C refers to refrigerated trucks where the average internal temperature is generally between 12°C and -20°C when the ambient temperature is 30°C. They are typically used for transporting vegetables and fruits, which require relatively precise temperature control, thus demanding considerable experience and skill from the operators. Class F refers to refrigerated trucks where the average internal temperature is generally below or equal to -20°C when the ambient temperature is 30°C. They are commonly used for transporting frozen meat, seafood, frozen foods, etc. These goods generally do not require strict temperature control as long as the temperature remains below -18°C.