Adrian Steel Next Gen HVAC Pro Package for Ford Transit
Fits Transit Low, Medium & High Roof | 130″, 148″, 148″ Extended
The Next Gen HVAC Pro Package from Adrian Steel is a premium, trade-specific upfit designed to meet the daily demands of HVAC professionals working out of a Ford Transit. Engineered for Low, Medium, and High Roof Transits across 130″, 148″, and 148″ Extended wheelbases, this package delivers maximum organization, durability, and workflow efficiency.
Built around Adrian Steel’s Next Gen shelving system, the HVAC Pro Package features heavy-duty steel shelving with a modern, lightweight design that maximizes cargo space without sacrificing strength. The layout is optimized for HVAC service and installation, providing organized storage for tools, fittings, parts bins, and larger equipment such as recovery machines and jobsite tool cases.
Vehicle-specific configurations ensure a precise fit for each Transit roof height and wheelbase, maintaining safe load distribution and allowing technicians to move efficiently throughout the cargo area. The modular design also allows for easy expansion with optional HVAC accessories such as refrigerant tank racks, partitions, ladder storage, hooks, and drawer units.
Finished with a durable powder coat and built for daily commercial use, the Next Gen HVAC Pro Package delivers a clean, professional appearance while standing up to harsh jobsite conditions.
Key Features & Benefits:
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Designed specifically for HVAC service and installation
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Compatible with Ford Transit Low, Medium & High Roof
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Fits 130″, 148″, and 148″ Extended wheelbases
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Adrian Steel Next Gen heavy-duty shelving system
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Optimized layout for tools, parts, and HVAC equipment
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Modular design allows future upgrades and customization
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Improves organization, safety, and on-the-job efficiency
The Adrian Steel Next Gen HVAC Pro Package is the ideal solution for HVAC professionals who want a reliable, scalable van setup that works as hard as they do.
For California Customers:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon Black which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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