Zima Bus Air Conditioner can be sourced from bus air conditioner suppliers and manufacturers in China
DATE: Oct 24th, 2025
Read:
Share:
Zima Bus Air Conditioner can be sourced from bus air conditioner suppliers and manufacturers in China, according to Zima Bus engineers.
Zima Bus engineers stated that Iran is a destination of global interest! Iran often evokes the image of a tropical desert, characterized by high temperatures, little rainfall, strong winds and sandstorms, and scorching temperatures (maximum temperatures exceeding 50°C, with surface temperatures exceeding 60°C).
These conditions present significant challenges for Zima Bus Air Conditioners.
Zima Bus is currently seeking information about high-temperature-resistant bus air conditioners from China via busclima@kingclima.com.
Iran's windy and sandy environment easily causes dirt and clogging in bus air conditioners, while high temperatures lead to inefficient condensing efficiency.
Every challenge presents a significant test for Zima Bus Air Conditioners. So, how can we improve the efficiency of Iranian bus air conditioners?
How can we quickly remove dust and easily maintain them? How can we achieve a more complete bus air conditioning solution? Perhaps KingClima, a Chinese bus air conditioner supplier, can solve these problems. Iran Bus Travel Guide: Seat Charging and Resting
1. Seat Charging: All buses are equipped with USB charging ports. VIP seats have them in the back and overhead, while standard seats have them in the overhead. However, charging is slow, and some charging ports can be damaged, so it's recommended to bring a power bank in advance.
2. Seat Selection: You can choose your seat when purchasing your ticket. Iranian buses have one seat on the left and two on the right. Local men and women cannot sit together (foreigners are permitted).
3. Delays: Iranian buses can experience delays, ranging from 5 minutes to 2 hours, so please plan accordingly.
4. Rest Stops: The bus will make several stops along the way, including breaks for food or restroom use. These stops last approximately 10-20 minutes.
5. Free Water: All buses offer free water, ranging from mineral water to small, iced bottles. Ask the driver for it.
6. Ticketing: Ticket information can be found on the Iranian website. Note that the website is in Persian, so you'll need a translation tool. English is acceptable when looking up place names.
7. Ticket Booking: Most hostel and hotel front desks can assist with ticket bookings. The handling fee ranges from 10% to 30%, so be sure to inquire about it in advance. After booking, you will receive a slip or PDF photo to take to the bus station.
8. Multiple Bus Stations: Some cities have two or more bus stations. It's important to confirm your boarding location. The safest option is to ask the front desk or a passerby to help you find a taxi.
9. Seating: Iranian buses offer spacious seats, allowing you to fold down your seats for a good night's sleep. Overnight buses are recommended. Journeys typically take over six hours, so you can reach your destination with a good night's sleep and save a night's room.
KingClima's bus air conditioners have been upgraded to address Iran's environmental conditions. The Airsuper400 Zima Bus Air Conditioner features a large copper core to increase heat dissipation area and efficiency. It also uses a new return air filter. The new material allows for better dust absorption in high wind speeds, making the bus air conditioner easier to clean. At the same time, we have added controls for controlling evaporation wind speed, pressure value, temperature value, and expansion valve opening and closing, so that the air conditioner is always in the best working condition.
