YACHT ESSENTIALS


Girschner


Girschner’s Rack Cooling Units (RCU) air/water-heat exchangers achieve, depending on the provided cooling water, a high cooling capacity of 1,000 to 24,000 W. The construction design is a perfect balance independent of ambient influences and maintenance accessibility unlike other cooling units on the market. The entire casing is made of stainless steel. Only brand-named and renowned


components are installed inside. Higher energy efficiency is reached due to reduced power loss and heat development of EC fans inside. All Rack Cooling Units are equipped with electronic touch controllers. All Rack Cooling Units can be designed according to customer requirements. For more details Tel: +49 4221 98379 0 or visit www.girschner-marine.com


Southern Cross Yacht Supplies


For over 6 years Southern Cross Yacht Supplies have been servicing exceptional quality items to yachts who are travelling ‘down under’. Australia has some of the highest quality produce available. The strict high standards for meat and fish exports and fruit and vegetables ensures chefs will be impressed with what is delivered. A full range of interior items is also available with most international brands stocked locally. The partners are both ex-yachties so they understand what is required and the clients appreciate this. They are able to service yachts to Maldives, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia and many Pacific Islands from their base in Melbourne. For more details Tel: +61 (0)4 5555 2619 or visit www.southerncrossyachtsupplies.com


RUBIS Western & Eastern Caribbean


When you demand product quality and competitive marine fuel prices, RUBIS Marine Bunkering is the regional leader for North Europe, Bermuda and the Caribbean. Their operations in the Caribbean began in 2005 and have now reached 16 countries: 12 English, 3 French and 1 Dutch speaking markets. Their network of local marine fuel professionals provide start to finish expertise and superior customer service. They are able to supply bunkering services in all territories where they operate. The fuel products include; gasoline, diesel, low sulphur diesel, ultra low sulphur diesel and fuel oil. To complement the all round services they use MARPOL compliant sampling procedures and documentation. For more details visit www.rubis-caribbean.com


150 | WINTER 2020 | ONBOARD


7/15/20


Karen and Michelle at Beechtown


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