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A vendor′s excellent explanation of the components of marine air conditioning and how to determine the components your boat needs.
[Marine Air Systems, Pompano Beach, FL, USA]
[Vendor]
Self-contained and central air conditioning systems for boats, including the Vector compact that takes up less space than most units.
[Marine Air Systems, Pompano Beach, FL, USA]
A vendors′ downloadable calculator determines the required BTU per hour for air conditioning your boat, depending on the size of the space, outside and inside (desired) temperature, and the type of space.
[Aqua-Air Manufacturing Aqua-Air Manufacturing, Hialeah, FL, USA]
One Florida liveaboard′s choice of central reverse-cycle air conditioning for his 38-foot cruiser, and a correspondents′ argument for not needing it.
[Robert Doty, Jacksonville, FL, USA]
Short but useful tip on keeping your body temperature down when its really hot.
[landlpardey.com, September 2001]
On-line catalog of marine air conditioning and refrigeration parts. Claims substantial discounts from OEM prices. 100% web-based business. Ships worldwide. Lots of DIY technical information, including on-line forum, on their site.
[Rparts, Berkeley, CA, USA]
A manufacturer goes into detail about the three major system air conditioning types, and gives formulae for sizing and tips on installation design for your cruising yacht.
[Cruisair, Richmond, VA, USA]
[Vendor]
Self-contained and central air conditioning systems for boats, including the Vector compact that takes up less space than most units.
[Marine Air Systems, Pompano Beach, FL, USA]
Chillers and air handlers for remote air conditioning systems from 16,000 to 84,000 BTU on cruising sailboats.
[HFL Marine International Ltd., Enfield, Middlesex, UK]
Maker of wide line of self-contained, central, and chilled water air conditioning systems for yachts. Claims the world′s largest supplier of air conditioning systems for the recreational and commercial marine industry.
[Grunert - Taylor Made Environmental, Inc., Pompano Beach, FL, USA]
Calculating Your Electrical Needs
Until recently much of the talk among cruisers was about where they had been, whom they met, and where they were going. Now it seems about systems - e-mail, watermakers, gensets, air conditioning, and on and on.
quoted by John Rousmaniere
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