Espar
Distributor and service provider for vehicle heating, air conditioning and cooling equipment, serving commercial
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Espar
Espar supplies Eberspächer heating systems, vehicle air conditioning and evaporative cooling equipment, and specialist cooking equipment. It installs, repairs and services heaters and provides spare parts and technical assistance.
Its products are used in commercial vehicles, boats, motorhomes and other mobile applications. Espar is based in Plymouth and was founded in 2011.
Product: Supply, installation, repair and servicing of vehicle heating and cooling systems, plus spare parts and related equipment.
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