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SmartStart is certified to the new requirements in EPA 40 CFR Part 1033.115(g), which took effect in January 2009 on all new and remanufactured locomotives. The changes to SmartStart are in three areas: 1) The allowed idle time cannot exceed 30 minutes once all parameters have been satisfied; 2) A Maintenance Instruction is now provided; and 3) A certification decal is provided. Save fuel and reduce emissions with SmartStart - ZTR's Automatic Engine Shutdown/Startup (AESS) idle reduction technology. Our railroad-hardened anti idling systems are saving North American railroads 1.5 million gallons of fuel every month! Its performance cannot be matched by any manual shutdown policy - the benefits prove it!
The savings, in fuel costs alone, can pay back your SmartStart investment in twelve months or less! Find out how much you could be saving with the SmartStart Fuel Savings and Emissions Reduction Estimator: Click Here! Read About another railway that quantified the savings - CLICK HERE! With the new SmartStart® SAVER™ capability, you will receive SmartStart fleet performance reports, alerts, and the location of your SAVER-equipped locomotives. The performance reports give a fleet view of fuel savings and reasons for lost savings opportunities. The SmartStart Detail Report is also available if the user would like more information on any single locomotive.
Each system is custom-engineered for your locomotives, regardless of make or vintage. Call today for more information and pricing! Download Brochure: English / Francais / Español Railroads with locomotives in colder climates may be interested in an integrated SmartStart-DDHS (Diesel Driven Heating System by Kim HOTSTART) solution. This solution allows the SmartStart to shut down the locomotive engine during colder ambient conditions, thereby saving additional fuel. If some parameters fall out of range while the locomotive engine is shut down, the SmartStart will start the DDHS rather than starting the locomotive engine. Click here to read about a project in which SmartStart and DDHS technology were intererfaced on three Vancouver, WA based locomotives and achieved substantial fuel savings and emissions reductions. |