System Types

● Self-Contained Units: Compact, plug-and-play standalone systems where all components are housed in one unit, ideal for smaller vessels or individual cabins.

● Split Systems: Feature a separate indoor air handler and an outdoor condensing unit, linked by refrigerant lines to save space.

● Chilled Water Systems: The most powerful option for large vessels, superyachts, and offshore rigs. A central chiller in the engine room circulates chilled or heated freshwater through insulated piping to air handlers across multiple spaces.

Key Features

● Corrosion Resistance: Components are treated or manufactured with marine-grade materials (e.g., copper-nickel condensers, stainless steel casing, and coated coils) to resist salt spray.

● Explosion-Proof Options (ATEX/IECEx): Required for offshore oil and gas platforms where flammable gases may be present.

● Energy Efficiency: Often equipped with inverter compressors and variable speed drives to reduce power consumption.

● Noise and Vibration Dampening: Specialized mounts and acoustic insulation are used to reduce structure-borne noise.