Self-contained
An integrated standalone unit close to the conditioned area.
Marine HVAC · NAVTERIS guide
Marine HVAC guide: differences between self-contained, split, DC and chiller systems, details needed for sizing and NAVTERIS service areas.

System layouts
The choice depends on vessel size, zone count, available space, electrical supply, airflow routes and the seawater circuit.
An integrated standalone unit close to the conditioned area.
Separate components to suit layout and noise requirements.
12/24/48 V solutions where the project requires them.
A central system for several zones and more complex projects.

A real project
NAVTERIS works with MBC Marine, Thermowell, Dometic and Webasto and serves projects in Valencia, Castellón, Alicante, Murcia and the Balearic Islands.
Frequently asked questions
Vessel length alone is not enough. Cabin volume, glazing, insulation, occupancy, orientation, ventilation and operating conditions also matter.
A central system cools or heats a water circuit and distributes energy to terminal units in different zones. It is used where the project calls for several zones and greater centralisation.
Yes, after checking dimensions, capacity, connections, water circuit, drainage, electrics, ducts and compatibility with the available space.
Our marine HVAC service covers Valencia, Castellón, Alicante, Murcia and the Balearic Islands, subject to marina and travel coordination.
MBC Marine, Thermowell, Dometic and Webasto, selected according to the installation type and project availability.