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Tired of Sweating Through Your Breaks? Long hours on the road wear you down, but when it’s finally time to rest, your cab feels like an oven—hot, stuffy, and impossible to relax in. You need a break to stay compliant with DOT’s 14-hour rule, but cooling down isn’t so simple. Running your truck’s AC means idling the engine, which can violate state or company idling restrictions, waste fuel, and put unnecessary wear on your engine. You’re stuck between sweating through your break or risking fines and maintenance costs.
And when you're waiting at a loading dock under the scorching sun, there's no escape from the heat. If you travel with a pet, it’s even worse—their body temperature is naturally higher, and they overheat faster.
So is there a way to stay cool without breaking the rules or wasting fuel?
YES! ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 has you covered. No idling. No extra fuel costs. Just portable, powerful cooling whenever you need it.
At just 22" × 10" × 12" and 22 lbs, the Mark 3 is easy to transport, set up and store, designed for life on the move. Use it in your cab, at loading docks, or even under the truck while making repairs. Wherever you need a break from the heat, the Mark 3 delivers.
No need for shore power or idling. The Mark 3 runs on a rechargeable battery, providing 2–7 hours of cooling per charge, depending on the mode. Recharging is easy—use your truck’s cigarette lighter, solar panels, or a portable power station. Want longer runtime? Stack extra batteries and stay cool for as long as you need.
With 5,280 BTU cooling power and a 10.56 EER, the Mark 3 offers efficient, fuel-free comfort that saves you money. No more running the engine just for AC. No more unnecessary fuel costs. Just turn it on and enjoy powerful cooling while protecting your engine from extra wear.
Mark 3 AC Only: 22" L x 10" W x 12" H (56 cm x 26 cm x 31 cm) and 22 lbs (10 kg)
Mark 3 Plus: 22"L x 10"W x 16"H and 36 lbs
5,280 BTU can typically cool a small room or an area of about 100 to 150 square feet. However, this can vary based on factors like ceiling height, insulation quality, local climate, and the number of windows and doors.
One Mark 3 battery can run 2-7h on a single charge. It depends on the running mode and the environment you are in.
Yes.
One Mark 2 battery can charge one Mark 3 battery at present. If you have two Mark 2 batteries, they can be used in series with a DlY cable to power the Mark 3 directly.
The Mark 3 uses a dual-hose system to expel heat. The process is similar to the Mark 2. One hose draws in outside air, which then flows through the condenser. The heat from the condenser is finally expelled outside through the second hose.
There is a pump inside the Mark 3 and a sensor placed in the tray. When a certain amount of water accumulates, it will drain automatically, eliminating the need to manually tilt it to drain.
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If Mark 3 is operated at temperatures below 50℉/10°C, the evaporator may freeze, triggering the unit's protective mechanism, which will cause it to stop working.
Purchases from the official website come with a 1-year warranty.