TRAFIC L1 H1 RACKING FOR ELECTRICIANS
Practicality, safety and efficiency in a Trafic fitted out by Syncro for electricians
The electrician’s van: compact, well-equipped and functional
“I’m sorry, I’ve got to go back to get a part.” How many times have you had to repeat these words? Too many, we’re sure, because when you arrive at your customer’s premises and realise that you are missing the connector, part or cable you need to finish the job, your day is already ruined. You waste time, lose face, and probably have to postpone the next job too.
If you’re an electrician, a good van racking system can eliminate the need to say these words ever again. With a custom racking solution from Syncro System, this objective is at your fingertips!
Trafic L1 H1 for electricians: compact size, tailored racking
Since 1996, Syncro System has fitted out thousands of vans for electricians. On this page we present a solution installed in a Trafic L1 H1, a compact van that’s ideal for manoeuvring through city streets or tackling narrow mountain roads.
The van has been fitted with Syncro racking on the left wall only. All remaining surfaces have been left free, except for a few cargo retaining accessories.
Thanks to the vast range of items in the Syncro catalogue and the amazing flexibility of Syncro racking, the configuration of this racking system has been tailored to meet the customer’s specific needs. Let’s take a closer look.
The first step in the job: installing van liners
As always, the first stage in this racking project was to protect the interior against dents and scratches. The floor has been covered with a floor liner made from resin-coated marine plywood with stainless-steel anchor ring cups and edge profiles. The customer also requested wall liners, choosing the lightest material available for this purpose, honeycomb polypropylene.
Trafic: racking on the left wall only
The left wall of the van is entirely occupied by racking, arranged in two columns side by side. The rearmost column consists of a floor-level compartment with a patented lift-and-rotate door, a pull-out tray with two metal cases, two drawers and two configurable shelves. The front column consists of a floor-level compartment with a lashing strap at the front and three more shelves. A full-length tray for carrying long objects extends over both columns at the top. A paper roll holder has been fixed to the racking side panel at the rear doors.
The advantages of leaving walls free
No bulky racking or accessories have been installed, either on the right wall or on the bulkhead of the van shown on this page.
This is no coincidence. The decision made by the electrician who owns the Trafic offers a number of advantages:
- Maximum load flexibility: even bulky materials can be carried without having to change the configuration of the racking or zigzag between opposite columns.
- Faster loading and unloading: easy access and unrestricted movement when handling bulky items mean less risk of damage to the racking and bodywork.
- Increased payload: the absence of racking allows you to carry more weight – something particularly useful if you often need to transport heavy items.
- Improved ergonomics: moving around in the van is far easier and there is also less risk of injury.
⚠️Remember that you can add accessories at any time, even after your racking system has been installed. Want to add something? Contact us and we’ll find the best position for it!
Your van, your choice!
For Syncro System, every customer is unique. Rather than proposing standard, pre-packaged solutions, we design every racking system from scratch to suit your needs, the size of your van, the nature of your work and your racking budget!
Need advice for your own van? Contact Syncro soon to arrange an obligation-free consultation! You can trust the experts! We’ve specialised exclusively in van racking since 1996!