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.
Central AHUs delivering treated air to each cabin through ducting — cooling, dehumidification, heating and ventilation in one plant item.
| Function | Cooling and dehumidification in summer, heating in winter, ventilation in intermediate seasons |
|---|---|
| Types | Water-cooled AHU, air-cooled AHU, direct-expansion AHU, VAV energy-saving AHU |
| Air side | Filter, cooling/heating coil, fan section, mixing box; treated air to cabins via duct and terminals |
| Coil media | Chilled water, or direct expansion with a remote condensing unit |
| Configuration | Horizontal or vertical, ceiling or floor mounting, ducted or plenum return |
| Control | Constant air volume (CAV) or variable air volume (VAV) |
| Documentation | Capacity tables, fan curves and heat-and-humidity balance issued per project |
Send the detailed requirement — vessel type and size, service conditions, voltage or medium, quantities, and the drawing or specification reference. The build-up, the approval route and the delivery terms are then recommended for that requirement and confirmed with the quotation.
Water-cooled and air-cooled chilled-water plant, 8.2 – 756 kW — the central unit behind an indirect air-conditioning system.
Cabin fan coils in four mounting formats — ceiling suction, floor standing, horizontal open or hidden, vertical hidden — for the space the deck actually leaves.
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.