A world leading supplier of marine air conditioning to the commercial and leisure boat industry


Dometic DuraSea Rooftop Air Conditioner Air Conditioning unit for heavy-duty applications at sea, with a


cooling capacity of 13,000 BTU/h. Dometic’s DuraSea Rooftop Air Conditioner is the ideal cooling solution for supply vessels, patrol boats and offshore vessels.


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Corrosion-resistant components Easy to install - no ducting or plumbing requirements


DuraSea Condensing Unit


Dometic DuraSea air conditioning condensing units (36,000 - 120,000 BTU/h) are designed for maximum durability in the harshest of nautical applications. These rugged units offer long service life, exceptional performance, energy conservation, and reliability.


Cruisair Self-contained Air Conditioning Quiet operation and no more drain pan worries


With its innovative detailed solutions, the Vector Turbo series is a milestone in self-contained cooling and heating systems.


These highly compact air conditioning systems feature a rust-free drain pan equipped with three drain locations, allowing condensation to disperse quickly with no risk of drain pans overflowing. Five models available with capacities from 6,000 – 16,000 BTU/h.


For further details please visit: www.marine.dometicgroup.com


+44 (0) 870 330 6101


email: marine@dometic.co.uk


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