Elite Rail Systems attends Innotrans for the first time

The show was a great success in allowing Elite to demonstrate their capability and experience in providing HVAC solutions for the rail industry.

Elite rail systems tailor make solutions to suit specific requirements. They are showing a roof top train driver’s cab air conditioning unit and a motor driving a compressor system to demonstrate their engineering capability

Elite designs, develops and manufactures air conditioning, heating and ventilation (HVAC) systems for trains and trams. Elites HVAC systems are designed and developed to fit in with space, weight and power restrictions, as well as complying with the rail standards and demands of the train industry.
Working in partnership, from initial concept through to the finished product, each HVAC system is designed for the train and the environment in which it must operate.


“The engineering team at Elite design and manufacture to meet individual criteria, performance and voltage requirements.”  Mark Holmes, from Elite continued, “Attention to detail and performance testing on systems and components is scrutinized, ensuring the highest standards are achieved and delivered so our customers become long term partners and we provide the best solutions to suit their application.”


Elite are able to produce systems for trams and trains in low volumes, from as little as 10 units, as well as larger production runs. All their HVAC systems are powered electrically: 24VDC, 72DC, 110VDC, single phase, three phase AC etc., specifically to meet the requirements of the train and tram industry. Elite delivers innovative thinking and industrial design to ensure that travelling by rail for drivers, passengers, livestock and even cargo can be improved with controlled air temperature and flow.

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