Yacht air conditioner Airjet 12/24
for shipsprofessional vesselmonobloc

yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
yacht air conditioner
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Characteristics

Application domain
professional vessel, for yachts, for ships
Type
monobloc, split
Cooling power

Max.: 11,400 BTU/h

Min.: 3,700 BTU/h

Unit height

240 mm, 280 mm
(9 in, 11 in)

Unit width

246 mm, 337 mm
(10 in, 13 in)

Description

AirJet 12/24 VDC is ideal for the air conditioning of boats and pleasure boats without a generator, where you want to benefit from air conditioning without resorting to noisy generators when you are at anchor. EXCHANGER IN CU-NI Our air conditioning units adopt a special Cu-Ni 70/30 seawater condenser, a material that offers maximum resistance to erosion and corrosion. The use of Cu-Ni 70/30 makes our products more resistant and long-lasting. BRUSHLESS MOTOR This air conditioner uses a semi-hermetic horizontal scroll compressor with direct current (BLDC) brushless electric motor which therefore allows direct connection to the boat's batteries, also avoiding excessive electrical absorption at start-up (so called inrush current ). EXTREMELY ADAPTABLE The evaporator fan can be rotated to best adapt to the path that the air conditioning delivery pipes will have to follow. Always sensitive to environmental protection, Thermowell charges all its systems with ecological refrigerant gas at the factory and no further charge is required during installation on board.

Catalogs

Airjet 12
Airjet 12
2 Pages
Catalogue
Catalogue
48 Pages

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Mets Trade 2024
Mets Trade 2024

19-21 Nov 2024 Amsterdam (Netherlands) Hall 05 - Stand 515

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