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27.01.2024
Starting the engine and heading out onto the road, be prepared to encounter provocateurs on your way
23.01.2024
The Hidden Dangers of Leaving Children in Hot Cars
Leaving children in hot cars, even briefly, can pose severe health risks. In extreme cases, it may even be life-threatening.
Misconception of Rapid Cooling
Many assume that turning on the air conditioning will rapidly cool down the interior of a hot car. However, this cooling process is not as quick as one might hope. The time required to lower extreme temperatures to something safe and child-friendly can be lengthy enough to cause significant harm to a child’s health.
09.01.2024
The Perils of an Overheated Car: A Hidden Danger to Health and Property
Imagine stepping out of your car on a sweltering day, to have it transformed into an unbearable oven within minutes. This isn’t just any heat; it’s a relentless, suffocating wave that engulfs your car’s interior, regardless of the car baking in the sun or hiding in the shade. The moment the engine falls silent, the temperature inside begins a relentless climb upwards, transforming your vehicle into a sweltering sauna.
Even on a moderately warm day of +30°C, the interior of your car will become a furnace. Trapped air, devoid of circulation rapidly raises temperatures, making each breath a struggle. And as the mercury outside rises, the conditions inside your car become exponentially worst.
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Exploring extremes: Navigating challenging terrains in the UAE tests the resilience of vehicles
30.12.2023
You have the opportunity to surprise your friends with your Gazer multiclimate system S5
29.12.2023
High temperatures inside a car due to hot weather, poses a danger to both your health and possessions
Once you park your car and turn off the engine on a hot day, the interior quickly becomes unbearable. Your car, just finished being perfectly cooled by the AC, becomes suffocating within minutes. The hotter it is outside, the faster it heats inside.
Even on relatively mild days, the inside of a car is much hotter. Without normal air circulation, your car acts just like an oven. On sweltering days, the temperature inside can soar above 70°C (158°F).
A scorching hot car interior is more than just an annoyance; it’s a hidden danger to your health, possessions, and the car itself. Many items left in the car, even for just an hour or two can break or become hazardous, potentially causing harm or even death.
