Self-contained units
Integrated equipment for projects where a self-contained solution is the best fit.
Marine HVAC · Mediterranean
Climate control for boats and yachts, integrated into the available space.
Supply, installation, replacement and maintenance of marine systems. We plan air distribution around cabins, ducts, drainage, service access and onboard conditions.
Self-containedSplitDC 12/24/48 VChiller
Systems
The solution depends on vessel length, zone count and technical space.
We do not force one system layout onto every boat. We assess equipment, distribution, power and future maintenance.
Split
Separate components where the layout requires it.
12 / 24 / 48 V
Direct-current options for specific configurations and uses.
Chiller
Central systems for multi-zone installations and more complex projects.
A real project
Unit, ducts, grilles and controls inside the boat.
This project integrated Thermowell equipment and air distribution into the existing furniture while retaining service access.
Brands
Specialist equipment for marine conditions.
We select the solution according to the project, availability and compatibility with the onboard installation.
MBC MarineThermowellDometicWebasto
What we check
More than simply cooling a cabin.
- Space for the unit and service access
- Supply and return air ducts and grilles
- Condensate drainage
- Seawater circuit where applicable
- Power supply and controls
- Noise, vibration and air distribution
Marine service area
We travel to ports and marinas around the Mediterranean.
Availability and travel costs are confirmed before the visit.
Technical scope
What we can assess or integrate on board.
The work depends on the system type and existing installation. Before quoting, we clearly define which elements are included.
Air distribution
- Ducts and insulation
- Supply and return grilles
- Airflow, noise and access
Seawater
- Existing circuit inspection where applicable
- Pump and strainer
- Flow and possible blockages
Condensate
- Tray and drain
- Drain gradients and discharge
- Checks for leaks or water backflow
Controls and power
- Thermostats and controllers
- Power supply to suit the system
- Available alarms and parameters
Common reasons customers call us
- The unit starts but does not cool properly
- Insufficient water flow or a pump alarm
- Condensation or water inside furniture
- Excessive noise or vibration
- Insufficient airflow in a cabin
- Controller alarms or irregular operation
- Replacing an old unit with a compatible solution
Actual installation
Details hidden once the interior is finished.
Initial assessment
Six details let us get started before a technician visits.
Send the information by WhatsApp. We will explain whether photos are enough for initial guidance or an onboard inspection is needed.
- Marina or port
- Boat make/model and approximate length
- Number of cabins or zones to condition
- Current system make/model, if any
- Available voltage or a photo of the panel/equipment
- Photos of equipment, grilles, technical spaces and the current problem
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before requesting a quote.
These questions often affect system design, scope or maintenance.
Which air conditioning system does a boat need?
It depends on vessel length, cabin count, insulation, interior volume, technical space, power supply and seawater circuit. We first establish the load and system layout.
Do you work with self-contained, split and chiller systems?
Yes. We assess self-contained, split, DC and chiller solutions according to the vessel and project.
Where do you provide marine services?
We serve projects in Valencia, Castellón, Alicante, Murcia and the Balearic Islands, coordinating travel according to the marina, scope and availability.
Which marine HVAC brands do you work with?
We work with MBC Marine, Thermowell, Dometic and Webasto solutions, choosing equipment to match the project.
What should I send for an initial assessment?
Marina or port, vessel length and model, cabin or zone count, available voltage, existing system if any, and photos of equipment, grilles and technical spaces.