Marine Chillers & Condensing Units
Water-cooled and air-cooled chilled-water plant, 8.2 – 756 kW — the central unit behind an indirect air-conditioning system.
Marine HVAC & Refrigeration
Air handling units, fan coils, split and self-contained units, condensing units and chilled-water plant.
What this category covers
Selected together with the insulation, pipework and supports around them, so the installed result is quiet and dry — not merely compliant.
- Marine air handling units, water-cooled, air-cooled and direct expansion
- Cabin fan coils in ceiling, floor, horizontal and vertical hidden formats
- Self-contained and split air conditioning units
- Compress-condensing units, 23 – 302 kW
- Water-cooled and air-cooled chillers, 8.2 – 756 kW
- Chilled-water pipework, insulation and controls
Marine HVAC & Refrigeration
Marine Air Handling Units
Central AHUs delivering treated air to each cabin through ducting — cooling, dehumidification, heating and ventilation in one plant item.
Marine Fan Coil Units
Cabin fan coils in four mounting formats — ceiling suction, floor standing, horizontal open or hidden, vertical hidden — for the space the deck actually leaves.
Self-Contained AC Units
Low-noise packaged units with compressor, condenser and evaporator in one casing — the fastest route to a conditioned cabin when there is no plant room.
Compress-Condensing Units
Compressor-condenser packages that pair with a remote direct-expansion AHU — the plant split that keeps refrigerant out of the accommodation.
Split Air Conditioning Units
Split units separating the condensing section from the cabin terminal — for spaces where a packaged unit will not fit.
Adjacent families
Commonly specified alongside the products above.
- Provision and cargo refrigeration
- Ventilation fans and ductwork
- Dehumidification units
- Heat pump hot-water tanks
- Commissioning and spare parts
HVAC & Refrigeration quoted against your specification
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