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Manufacturer of marine air conditioning systems of 10,000 and 17,000 BTU.
[Westerbeke Corporation, Taunton, MA, USA]
Marine air conditioning systems.
[Baax Manufacturing Inc., Miami, FL, USA]
Self-contained air conditioner can be moved in and out of the boat as needed. 3,400 - 7,000 BTU. Reverse-cycle model can be used for heating as well.
[Toyotomi Co. Ltd., Nagoya, Japan]
Compact marine reverse-cycle air conditioning systems, from 5200 BTU′s (pocket cruiser or single cabin) to 16,500 BTU′s where at least 3 discharges are needed.
[Mermaid Marine Air, Fort Myers, FL, USA]
Self-contained air conditioners installs under a boat′s seat or berth. Models from 5,000 to 24,000 BTU. Portable air conditioner, 6500 GTU can go anywhere. Hoses reach over the rail to use seawater for cooling.
[HFL Marine International Ltd., Enfield, Middlesex, UK]
Proprietary boat air condition systems as an adjunct to their refrigeration systems. Also sound insulation and DC gensets. Clear descriptive information, technical and installation drawings, and Q&A′s about how their products work.
[Glacier Bay, Inc., Oakland, CA, USA]
Manufacturers of Frigoboat marine refrigeration and Climma marine air conditioning equipment.
[VECO S.p.A, 20034 Giussano, Italy]
Maker of both central (models from 7,000 to 25,000 Btu) and self-contained boat air conditioning systems (5,000 to 36,000 Btu). Also chilled water systems, air handlers and freezers.
[Polar Bay Industries, West Palm Beach, FL, USA]
Self-contained and circulating marine air conditioning systems suitable for cruising sailboats, from 5,000 to 24,000 BTU′s.
[Aqua-Air Manufacturing Aqua-Air Manufacturing, Hialeah, FL, USA]
Self-contained and remote air conditioning and reverse-cycle sailboat heating systems. Also makes refrigeration units.
[Cruisair, Richmond, VA, 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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