We are pleased to introduce our new Climate Chambers Overview page, developed to give test engineers and technical teams a clearer and more practical understanding of our testing capabilities.
As validation requirements continue to increase—particularly within commercial vehicle and off-road applications—the need for controlled, reliable test environments is more critical than ever. This new page brings together key information to support more efficient planning and execution of testing activities.
The page provides a structured overview of our climate chamber environments, including:
The intent is to provide engineers with relevant technical context to better assess how our facilities can support different phases of development—from early validation to final system verification.
Mobile Climate Control operates multiple climate chamber facilities globally, enabling us to support testing activities close to our customers, partners, and development teams.
This global footprint allows for:
By combining standardized capabilities with local accessibility, we aim to make testing both efficient and accessible—wherever your projects are based.
The content is organized to support day-to-day engineering needs, focusing on clarity and usability:
Whether you are defining requirements for a new project or evaluating external validation resources, the page is designed to offer quick and accessible guidance.
Effective testing often requires close coordination between OEMs, suppliers, and validation teams. By structuring and consolidating this information, the page supports:
Mobile Climate Control provides climate chamber testing for a wide range of conditions, including extreme hot and cold environments, complete vehicle testing, and HVAC system validation. Our facilities support performance testing, system verification, and durability validation using advanced measurement and data collection methods.
MCC operates multiple climate chamber facilities globally, allowing test engineers to access testing capacity close to their projects. They are located in Norrtälje, Sweden, Toronto, Canada and York, Pennsylvania, USA. This ensures shorter lead times, easier coordination, and stronger collaboration with local engineering teams.
Our climate chambers support testing of complete vehicles, HVAC systems, and key components. Engineers can simulate real-world environmental conditions to evaluate system performance, reliability, and behavior under controlled scenarios.
Climate chamber testing helps validate thermal performance, system reliability, and functionality under extreme conditions. It reduces development risk by ensuring systems perform as expected before field deployment.
The Climate Chambers Overview page helps engineers quickly understand available capabilities, test setups, and validation support, making it easier to plan testing activities, assess feasibility, and align with partners early in the development process.
We invite you to explore the new page and see how our climate chamber capabilities can support your testing and validation work. Click below.