Marine Air Conditioning Systems: Determining Which System is Right

You have several options to meet your specific marine air conditioner needs. For specific details and a discussion of all your options – it’s best to contact a marine air conditioning system specialist:

Smaller Vessels: A self-contained unit may be the best bet for a smaller boat. This type of unit has a lower cost and easier installation. On a boat of less than 40 feet, a self contained marine air conditioner should be able to do the job. Self-contained units often also require less power – but they may take up more space than other varieties of marine air conditioning systems.

Mid-sized Vessels & Larger Vessels. Central systems are an option for boats up to 80 feet.  A central marine air conditioning system is quieter than a self-contained system. Another option is a chilled water marine air conditioner.

To determine the right marine air conditioner for your specific needs, you should contact a marine air conditioning systems specialist. An expert can go over the specifics of your vessel and work with you to find a system that is a perfect fit.

Choose a Team of Marine Air Conditioning Experts: Nance International
Nance International can provide you with all the advice you need to determine which marine air conditioning system is perfect for you.  They also provide custom solutions. From explosion proofing units for hazardous areas, to manufacturing very complex customized solutions.  Nance International has the right equipment and knowledge to handle the job.

In addition to guidance in the selection of your product – Nance is there for the long-haul; providing service, repair, and parts for all types of marine air conditioner units. Nance International also provides 24-hour service & repair on marine air conditioners.

For more information and to speak with a Marine Air Conditioning System expert – call 1-877-Nance-AC

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