Complete technical specifications for Odulair purpose-built mobile health vans: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit, and Ram ProMaster. Electrical, HVAC, clinical equipment, ADA compliance, and water system specs. WOSB, CAGE 6L2X9, SAM.gov.
Odulair builds purpose-built mobile health vans on three primary chassis platforms: the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit, and Ram ProMaster. Each platform is optimized for different clinical use cases, deployment environments, and operational requirements. The specifications below represent standard Odulair build configurations. Custom specifications are available — contact Odulair for a detailed quote based on your clinical program requirements. Every Odulair van is a complete clinical system, not a conversion.
A mobile health van spec sheet contains several categories of specifications, each relevant to different aspects of clinical operations. Chassis specifications (GVWR, wheelbase, payload) determine what equipment can be loaded and whether a commercial driver’s license is required. Interior dimensions (height, width, length) determine patient throughput capacity and clinical workflow. Electrical specifications (solar array size, battery capacity, inverter rating, shore power amperage) determine whether the van can operate full clinical sessions without shore power or generator.
HVAC specifications determine patient and clinician comfort in extreme temperatures and how long the unit can run HVAC independently of the engine. Clinical equipment specifications document what is installed and to what clinical standard. ADA compliance specifications document lift capacity and accessible design features required for federal grant compliance. Water system specifications document fresh water capacity, grey water capacity, and whether the unit can operate in sites without water hookup. Use the specifications below as a baseline for your RFP or procurement comparison.
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is Odulair’s most popular mobile health van chassis, available in 3500 and 4500 configurations with 144" or 170" wheelbase options. The Sprinter 3500 144" is ideal for single-provider programs with moderate equipment loads. The Sprinter 3500 170" provides maximum interior length for dental chair installations and multi-provider configurations. The Sprinter 4500 offers a higher GVWR for heavy equipment loads including full dental packages with compressor, autoclave, and digital x-ray.
| Wheelbase Options | 144" or 170" extended |
| GVWR — Sprinter 3500 | 8,550 lbs (CDL not required) |
| GVWR — Sprinter 4500 | 11,030 lbs (CDL not required) |
| Interior Height | 56" standard high-roof |
| Powertrain Options | 2.0L diesel; eSprinter electric |
| Drivetrain | RWD standard; 4×4 available (3500) |
| Solar System | Solana™ — standard on all builds |
| ADA Lift | Underchassis lift available |
| CDL Requirement | Not required (3500 and 4500) |
The Ford Transit is the most widely serviced van platform in North America, making it a preferred choice for programs in areas with limited Mercedes-Benz dealer coverage. The Transit 148" extended wheelbase high-roof provides the tallest interior of the three primary platforms at 57", enabling full standing height for clinical providers. The E-Transit electric variant is fully EPA-certified zero-emission and is increasingly required for urban health contracts in CARB-compliant states. All-wheel drive is available on Transit platforms for northern and rural deployment environments.
| Wheelbase | 148" extended |
| GVWR | 8,600 lbs (CDL not required) |
| Interior Height | 57" high-roof (tallest van platform) |
| Powertrain Options | 3.5L EcoBoost diesel; E-Transit electric |
| Drivetrain | RWD standard; AWD available |
| Solar System | Solana™ — standard on all builds |
| Service Network | Widest dealer network in North America |
| CDL Requirement | Not required |
The Ram ProMaster offers the widest interior cargo width of any van platform at 60", making it particularly well-suited for mobile clinics requiring wider exam station configurations, side-by-side clinical workstations, or wheelchair-accessible interior layouts. The 159" wheelbase provides maximum cargo length in a front-wheel-drive platform that simplifies urban maneuvering and eliminates the drivetrain tunnel that occupies floor space in RWD platforms. The ProMaster is available exclusively in diesel and FWD configuration.
| Wheelbase | 159" (longest standard wheelbase) |
| GVWR | 8,550 lbs (CDL not required) |
| Interior Width | 60" (widest van platform available) |
| Powertrain | 3.6L Pentastar V6 gasoline / diesel |
| Drivetrain | FWD only (no 4×4 or AWD) |
| Floor Space | Flat floor (no drivetrain tunnel) |
| Solar System | Solana™ — standard on all builds |
| CDL Requirement | Not required |
Every Odulair mobile health van includes the Solana™ integrated solar and lithium battery system as standard equipment. The Solana™ system enables the van to operate HVAC, lighting, and medical equipment during full clinical sessions without engine idle or generator operation — eliminating diesel idle fuel costs and enabling operation in zero-emission zones. The system charges from rooftop solar panels during the day and can be supplemented by shore power at any standard electrical hookup.
| Solar Array | 3–5 kW rooftop panel array |
| Battery Bank | 20 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) |
| Shore Power | 200A shore power connection |
| Inverter-Charger | Pure sine wave, auto-transfer switching |
| Medical-Grade Outlets | Hospital-grade GFCI outlets throughout |
| Electrical Standard | |
| Engine Idle Required | No — HVAC runs on solar/battery |
Odulair mobile health vans are equipped with a mini-split HVAC system independent of the vehicle engine. The mini-split runs on the Solana™ battery and solar system, enabling precise temperature control during patient care without engine operation. This eliminates diesel idle costs, exhaust emissions in school or hospital parking areas, and the acoustic disruption of a running engine during clinical encounters.
| HVAC Type | Mini-split (independent of engine) |
| Cooling Capacity | 12,000–18,000 BTU/hr |
| Heating | Heat pump + electric backup |
| Power Source | Solana™ solar/battery system |
| Engine Idle Required | No |
| Runtime on Battery | Full clinical session without shore power |
Odulair mobile health vans are equipped with clinical-grade equipment selected for performance and durability in mobile deployment environments. Equipment specifications vary by specialty configuration — contact Odulair for a specialty-specific equipment list. Standard and available equipment includes dental chairs, clinical exam tables, dental air compressors with oil-free heads, autoclaves, and digital x-ray-ready electrical infrastructure.
| Dental Chair | Clinical hydraulic, 360° rotation, integrated delivery system |
| Exam Table | Adjustable clinical exam table, medical-grade upholstery |
| Compressor | Oil-free dental air compressor, medical-grade |
| Autoclave | Tabletop steam sterilizer, Class B |
| X-Ray Ready | Dedicated circuit for digital x-ray (DR/sensor) |
| Cabinetry | All-aluminum and stainless-steel construction |
| Surfaces | Infection control-compliant, wipeable, non-porous |
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| Lift Type | Underchassis powered lift |
| Lift Capacity | 750 lbs |
| Entry Door Width | 32" minimum clear width |
| Interior Clearance | ADA-compliant turning radius |
| Exam Station | Accessible exam station with wheelchair approach |
| ADA Letter | |
| Standard Reference | ADA Standards for Accessible Design §810 |
Odulair mobile health vans include a self-contained water system enabling operation without external water hookup for a full clinical session. The system includes separate fresh water and grey water tanks, an on-demand pressure pump for consistent water pressure at all fixtures, and a point-of-use water heater for clinical hand-washing and dental procedures. The water system supports dental chair water lines, clinical handwashing sink, and equipment sterilization when required.
| Fresh Water Tank | 20 gallons |
| Grey Water Tank | 15 gallons |
| Water Pump | On-demand pressure pump (demand pump) |
| Water Heater | Point-of-use tankless electric |
| External Hookup | City water connection available |
| Operation Without Hookup | Full clinical session (tank-based) |
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A: A mobile health van is a fully equipped clinical vehicle built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or similar chassis, bringing healthcare services directly to patients at any location.
A: Pricing depends on chassis, clinical configuration, and specialty equipment. Contact Odulair for a custom quote tailored to your program's needs.
A: Odulair does not carry financing paper. Lease-to-buy programs are available through preferred equipment Monthly lease programs available, including through finance partners — subject to credit approval.
A: Odulair delivers mobile health vans in approximately 50 business days from signed contract and deposit.
A: Yes. Odulair LLC is a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), SAM.gov registered (CAGE 6L2X9), and direct manufacturer of mobile health vans and mobile medical vehicles.