I saw a yacht (about 36') recently that had a heating/cooling aircon
in which the primary heat exchanger used pumped sea water rather than
air. The heat exchanger weas tiny compared to the fan unit but the
system was very efficient and current consumption relatively low
(circa 5A). Has anyone any idea who the manufacturer might have been?
Thanks
Richard

http://www.mmair.com/

Could be any of a dozen or so manufacturers... all use seawater to
cool/heat. Any other clues? Color? Age?

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"Richard C. Ferryman" wrote in message
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I saw a yacht (about 36') recently that had a heating/cooling aircon
in which the primary heat exchanger used pumped sea water rather than
air. The heat exchanger weas tiny compared to the fan unit but the
system was very efficient and current consumption relatively low
(circa 5A). Has anyone any idea who the manufacturer might have been?
Thanks
Richard

On Sat, 09 Aug 2003 00:26:01 +0100, Richard C. Ferryman
wrote:

.. Has anyone any idea who the manufacturer might have been?
Thanks
Richard

Cruiseaire?

This vessel was seen in European waters (Dover, uk) and was flying the
German flag. I never saw the guts of the equipment but it was
effective!
Richard
"Keith" wrote:

Could be any of a dozen or so manufacturers... all use seawater to
cool/heat. Any other clues? Color? Age?